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whereof
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whereof
(conjunction)
whereof
/weɚ
ˈ
ʌv/
/weɚ
ˈ
ɑːv/
conjunction
whereof
/weɚ
ˈ
ʌv/
/weɚ
ˈ
ɑːv/
conjunction
Britannica Dictionary definition of WHEREOF
formal + old-fashioned
:
of what
I know
whereof
I speak. [=I know about the subject I'm speaking about]
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