HEREUPON | definition in the Cambridge English Dictionary Hereupon we see children of eight years old become eager and precocious calculators Hereupon they encouraged one another, resolving to conquer, or spend the last drop of blood Hereupon the burgomaster, standing near the table, tranquilly emptied his little glass and wiped his great gray mustachios indifferently
hereupon - Wiktionary, the free dictionary From here + upon Spelled as two words before the 16th century hereupon (not comparable) Immediately afterwards; at this ± immediately afterward; at this
What does hereupon mean? - Definitions. net hereupon Hereupon refers to immediately after this or as a result of the event just mentioned It's a formal term often found in literary or legal contexts