Thereby is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for THEREBY in dictionary:

VERB:
• By that; by that means; in consequence of that.
• Annexed to that.
• Thereabout; -- said of place, number, etc.
ADVERB:
• by that means
• by that means; as a result of that
• by that means or because of that

How to use THEREBY in a sentence

• And if others profit thereby, this is but accident, however helpful.
• Slavery was thereby changed from a patriarchal to an economic institution.
• I suggested trying to get a British uniform and maybe learning thereby some secrets.
• Fenton had put his sister off with excuses hitherto, and had subjected himself thereby to sundry feminine reproaches upon his coldness and want of affection for Mrs.
• By this mixture the rocks are made infinitely weighty and solid, and thereby still the more qualified to repel the force of the sea.
• Your conduct has disturbed family pride and honor, and thereby destroyed your peace.
• There was a north wind that was very cold at night, but by day turbulent and dry, and many were chilled thereby and fell sick.
• The size of the book has thereby been increased by about fifty pages.
• Thereby your foundation will be laid, your argument will become manifest, your stars will beam forth and your souls will be comforted.
• The first, once he had attracted attention thereby, got him the favourable notice, and finally the unlimited support, of the late Morris K.
• The vast respectable family of union labor found itself accused of the sins of the minority, and lost standing thereby.
• On rainy days and during extremely healthy seasons, his stock was thereby largely augmented.
• And he also, himself, did till the earth, that thereby he might not become burdensome to his people, that he might do according to that which his father had done in all things.
• Byam Ryll felt a genuine regret that he had pushed matters so far, though Whymper himself was to blame for having shown temper, and thereby precipitated the catastrophe.
• And who would offer to do otherwise, should not thereby accuse the man, but nature, and the all-seeing providence of God, as is evident in l.
• He is noted for having been the first to write tragedy in rhyme, thereby setting an example that was followed with avidity for a time by Dryden and others.
• He is there described as a just and pious prince of the solar race, who aspired to celebrate a great sacrifice, hoping thereby to ascend to heaven in his mortal body.
• I found it tolerably agreeable to sit by her side, holding her soft hand while she assumed an attitude of supplication, but my malady was in nowise benefited thereby.
• Consequently the situation here may be improved thereby.
• It was an enormous feat for him to reach Lucerne, and he must have credit for it, though his interest in art is in no wise thereby demonstrated.
• They may, thereby, have seemed to some waiting in sympathy with the present, and attaching too great value to the past.
• Micah, like his great contemporary Isaiah, and the most of the prophets, wages war against that misconception of sacrifice, but does not thereby protest against its use.