Definitions
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- adverb At this time; upon this event.
- adverb At this; because of this.
Etymologies
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Examples
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I was one of the signers, and wound up sticking up my own very lengthy comment about it hereat [...]
The Volokh Conspiracy » No Righteous Gentile Awards, Please 2010
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I was one of the signers, and wound up sticking up my own very lengthy comment about it hereat...
The Volokh Conspiracy » No Righteous Gentile Awards, Please 2010
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I told himI post hereat OpEdNews, and he was pleased to know that people are showing interest in Colony Collapse Disorder, at last!
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So it behoveth thee to be joyful hereat and contented, for that I am become to thee as a son, maugre my more of age, an thou to me as a dear father, despite thy tenderness of years, and it hath become incumbent on me to do mine utmost endeavour in all thou commandest me.
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So Armanus rejoiced hereat and, summoning Kazis and witnesses and the chief officers of state, bade draw up the contract of marriage between Kamar al-Zaman and his daughter, the Princess Hayat al-Nufus.
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The Farmer, much rejoyced hereat, told him, That he should go to his Wife, and give her that tired Horse, and bid her deliver the bald
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The Girl was greatly amaz'd hereat, it being to her an unconceivable Mystery.
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More on microchips that use laser light to communicate at the speed of light rather than chugging electrical impulses over micro-thin wires hereat the NY Times, reporting on Intel laser-reading technology.
Faster chips 2006
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So how does the US prepare for a presidential election hereat the beginning of this already exhausted, near bankrupt, blood-soakednew century?
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The Girl was greatly amaz'd hereat, it being to her an unconceivable Mystery.
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