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Hence

/hɛns/adverb
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Hence means 'from this place or time' or more commonly 'therefore' or 'as a result', indicating a logical consequence or inference in a sentence. It's often used in formal writing to connect ideas smoothly, adding a touch of elegance and precision that elevates arguments in essays, reports, or speeches.

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Shakespeare used 'hence' in at least 37 of his plays, such as in Romeo and Juliet to build dramatic tension, making it a favorite for emphasizing outcomes in Elizabethan English. This frequent appearance highlights how a simple adverb has shaped literary history, influencing modern writing styles for over 400 years.

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