Thereby and With it

Thereby

Thereby adverb - By that means or because of that.
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With it and thereby are semantically related. In some cases you can replace phrase "With it" with "Thereby", this terms are similar.

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Thereby and with it are semantically related. Sometimes you can replace term "Thereby" with "With it", this terms are similar.

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  • Useful Notes / Sengoku Period Tokugawa laid siege to the castle until it burned to the ground in 1615, taking the last of the Toyotomi bloodline with it and thereby ending the last possible opposition to his rule.
  • Series / One Foot in the Grave They might have got away with it, except that the fizzy wine blows the cork out and thereby gives the game away.
  • The villain just about got away with it, but an analyst lined up a still from the impostor's conference with an older still, thereby figuring out what had happened.
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