Synonyms for thereby
ˌðɛərˈbaɪ, ˈðɛərˌbaɪthere·by

Princeton's WordNet

1. therebyadverb

   by that means or because of that

   "He knocked over the red wine, thereby ruining the table cloth"

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1. therebyadjective

   Synonyms:
   by that means, in consequence of that

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1. List of paraphrases for "thereby":

   thus, therefore, hence, so, consequently

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1. Jason Chan:

   Telegram is a big breakthrough from the old traditional strategies, since there were no leaders in this movement, Telegram facilitates the communication across protesters by allowing different channels or groups to set up and thereby unite the people.

2. Simon Sandoval-Moshenberg:

   The real problem with the information sharing is not just that it has resulted in people being deported but that the specific design of it is to dissuade sponsors from coming forward, thereby keeping kids locked up for longer.

3. Collin Koh:

   The possibility of it having fallen underneath its maximum diving depth thereby leading to the implosion of the submarine will have to be considered.

4. Tim Kaine:

   I think there is a need for some accountability and some consequences and I think many Republicans, if you look at the words they've used about what happened on Jan. 6 and the President's role in it, they've essentially stated that, so if we could do something like this and have it be bipartisan and thereby potentially avoid the trial, I think that would be beneficial but we're not there yet.

5. Steve Vladeck:

   The Court's decision to leave the lower-court ruling intact sends a couple of different messages, on one hand, The US Supreme Court is refusing to go any further than it went in the Catholic Social Services decision from last week, and is thereby siding with the State of Washington's enforcement of its antidiscrimination laws over religious objections.