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adverb here·up·on \ˈhir-ə-ˌpn, -ˌpän, ˌhir-ə-ˈ\

Definition of HEREUPON

:  on this :  immediately after this
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First Known Use of HEREUPON

12th century

Rhymes with HEREUPON

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HEREUPON Defined for Kids

hereupon

adverb here·up·on \ˈhir-ə-ˌpn, -ˌpän\

Definition of HEREUPON for Kids

:  right after this <He finished the race and hereupon collapsed.>

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