Definition of hence in English:

hence

adverb hɛnshɛns

1As a consequence; for this reason.
many vehicle journeys (and hence a lot of pollution) would be saved
Example sentencesExamples
- But that does not stop them being valid reasons and hence does not make following them any the less rational.
- Alcohol is water soluble, hence the reason why you go to the toilet so many times when you're out on the tiles.
- Target dates of the original plan were over-ambitious, hence the reason for a review of the targets.
- We decided to show them how much we appreciate their presence - hence the reason we wore orange at the final.
- Most houses are built on the highest sites, hence the reason some frogs end up in gardens and even indoors if they get a chance.
- Most people don't pay for shareware if they can help it, hence the limited use period most shareware has.
- Such a slowdown wasn't entirely expected, hence the reason the shares have only fallen a few per cent today.
- Undernutrition is hence not only a consequence of poverty but also a cause.
- This was a chapter that I edited a LOT quite quickly, hence the typos.
- We have to take certain steps backwards to move forward and hence the reason to sell publishing.
- Some of the best broccoli is grown in the south of Italy, hence the reason it is also called calabrese, from Calabria.
- Xylem cavitation was not a research topic in the 1960s, hence there was no reason for Scholander to dwell on this issue.
- Of course, rates could rise, hence the reason fixing them makes sense for many people.
- I have a brother who was a miracle as my Mum was told she couldn't have children, hence the reason they adopted me.
- Writing is often a means of release for me, hence the reason for this blog.
- Sleeping patterns may also be affected, hence the reason that young people go to bed later and get up later.
- The inaccuracies stimulate a lot of class discussion and hence facilitate a lot of learning.
- In the meanwhile a new drummer was broken in, hence the material that figures here.
- Rule of mob is deaf to the voices of reason, and hence the rule of mob must be stopped at all costs.
- The executive is not looking after the interests of the people, hence the reason for the crime rate.
Synonyms
in consequence, consequently, as a consequence, for this reason, therefore, thus, so, accordingly, as a result, because of that, that being so, that being the case, on that account
Latin ergo
2From now (used after a period of time)
two years hence they might say something different
Example sentencesExamples
- It is this practice that he spends all his time doing now, but there were others he spent a lot of time doing in New York many years hence.
- Mercifully, when McConnell strolls into Scotstoun a week hence, she will be accorded her due recognition.
3archaic From here.
hence, be gone
Example sentencesExamples
- They spared him a little before he went from hence and was seen no more.
- And Joseph took an oath of the children of Israel, saying, God will surely visit you, and ye shall carry up my bones from hence.
- A colony which goes from hence to settle in a waste country, if they have an express constitution by charter, (or so far as that is silent), carries with them such part of the laws of England as is adapted to, and proper for their situation.
- Fathers, from hence trust not your daughters' minds by what you see them act.
- And then they went from hence, and were seen no more.

Origin

Middle English hennes (in sense 3): from earlier henne (from Old English heonan, of Germanic origin, related to he) + -s³ (later respelled -ce to denote the unvoiced sound).

Rhymes

cense, commence, common sense, condense, dense, dispense, expense, fence, Hortense, immense, offence (US offense), pence, prepense, pretence (US pretense), sense, spence, suspense, tense, thence, whence

Definition of hence in US English:

hence

adverbhenshɛns

1As a consequence; for this reason.
a stiff breeze and hence a high windchill
Example sentencesExamples
- Some of the best broccoli is grown in the south of Italy, hence the reason it is also called calabrese, from Calabria.
- This was a chapter that I edited a LOT quite quickly, hence the typos.
- In the meanwhile a new drummer was broken in, hence the material that figures here.
- Rule of mob is deaf to the voices of reason, and hence the rule of mob must be stopped at all costs.
- The executive is not looking after the interests of the people, hence the reason for the crime rate.
- Such a slowdown wasn't entirely expected, hence the reason the shares have only fallen a few per cent today.
- We decided to show them how much we appreciate their presence - hence the reason we wore orange at the final.
- Sleeping patterns may also be affected, hence the reason that young people go to bed later and get up later.
- Writing is often a means of release for me, hence the reason for this blog.
- Most houses are built on the highest sites, hence the reason some frogs end up in gardens and even indoors if they get a chance.
- But that does not stop them being valid reasons and hence does not make following them any the less rational.
- Xylem cavitation was not a research topic in the 1960s, hence there was no reason for Scholander to dwell on this issue.
- We have to take certain steps backwards to move forward and hence the reason to sell publishing.
- Alcohol is water soluble, hence the reason why you go to the toilet so many times when you're out on the tiles.
- I have a brother who was a miracle as my Mum was told she couldn't have children, hence the reason they adopted me.
- Of course, rates could rise, hence the reason fixing them makes sense for many people.
- Target dates of the original plan were over-ambitious, hence the reason for a review of the targets.
- The inaccuracies stimulate a lot of class discussion and hence facilitate a lot of learning.
- Undernutrition is hence not only a consequence of poverty but also a cause.
- Most people don't pay for shareware if they can help it, hence the limited use period most shareware has.
Synonyms
in consequence, consequently, as a consequence, for this reason, therefore, thus, so, accordingly, as a result, because of that, that being so, that being the case, on that account
2In the future (used after a period of time)
two years hence they might say something quite different
Example sentencesExamples
- Mercifully, when McConnell strolls into Scotstoun a week hence, she will be accorded her due recognition.
- It is this practice that he spends all his time doing now, but there were others he spent a lot of time doing in New York many years hence.
3archaic From here.
hence, be gone
Example sentencesExamples
- Fathers, from hence trust not your daughters' minds by what you see them act.
- And Joseph took an oath of the children of Israel, saying, God will surely visit you, and ye shall carry up my bones from hence.
- They spared him a little before he went from hence and was seen no more.
- And then they went from hence, and were seen no more.
- A colony which goes from hence to settle in a waste country, if they have an express constitution by charter, (or so far as that is silent), carries with them such part of the laws of England as is adapted to, and proper for their situation.

Origin

Middle English hennes (in hence (sense 3)): from earlier henne (from Old English heonan, of Germanic origin, related to he)+ -s (later respelled -ce to denote the unvoiced sound).

单词	hence
释义	Definition of hence in English: hence adverb hɛnshɛns 1As a consequence; for this reason. many vehicle journeys (and hence a lot of pollution) would be saved Example sentencesExamples But that does not stop them being valid reasons and hence does not make following them any the less rational. Alcohol is water soluble, hence the reason why you go to the toilet so many times when you're out on the tiles. Target dates of the original plan were over-ambitious, hence the reason for a review of the targets. We decided to show them how much we appreciate their presence - hence the reason we wore orange at the final. Most houses are built on the highest sites, hence the reason some frogs end up in gardens and even indoors if they get a chance. Most people don't pay for shareware if they can help it, hence the limited use period most shareware has. Such a slowdown wasn't entirely expected, hence the reason the shares have only fallen a few per cent today. Undernutrition is hence not only a consequence of poverty but also a cause. This was a chapter that I edited a LOT quite quickly, hence the typos. We have to take certain steps backwards to move forward and hence the reason to sell publishing. Some of the best broccoli is grown in the south of Italy, hence the reason it is also called calabrese, from Calabria. Xylem cavitation was not a research topic in the 1960s, hence there was no reason for Scholander to dwell on this issue. Of course, rates could rise, hence the reason fixing them makes sense for many people. I have a brother who was a miracle as my Mum was told she couldn't have children, hence the reason they adopted me. Writing is often a means of release for me, hence the reason for this blog. Sleeping patterns may also be affected, hence the reason that young people go to bed later and get up later. The inaccuracies stimulate a lot of class discussion and hence facilitate a lot of learning. In the meanwhile a new drummer was broken in, hence the material that figures here. Rule of mob is deaf to the voices of reason, and hence the rule of mob must be stopped at all costs. The executive is not looking after the interests of the people, hence the reason for the crime rate. Synonyms in consequence, consequently, as a consequence, for this reason, therefore, thus, so, accordingly, as a result, because of that, that being so, that being the case, on that account Latin ergo 2From now (used after a period of time) two years hence they might say something different Example sentencesExamples It is this practice that he spends all his time doing now, but there were others he spent a lot of time doing in New York many years hence. Mercifully, when McConnell strolls into Scotstoun a week hence, she will be accorded her due recognition. 3archaic From here. hence, be gone Example sentencesExamples They spared him a little before he went from hence and was seen no more. And Joseph took an oath of the children of Israel, saying, God will surely visit you, and ye shall carry up my bones from hence. A colony which goes from hence to settle in a waste country, if they have an express constitution by charter, (or so far as that is silent), carries with them such part of the laws of England as is adapted to, and proper for their situation. Fathers, from hence trust not your daughters' minds by what you see them act. And then they went from hence, and were seen no more. Origin Middle English hennes (in sense 3): from earlier henne (from Old English heonan, of Germanic origin, related to he) + -s³ (later respelled -ce to denote the unvoiced sound). Rhymes cense, commence, common sense, condense, dense, dispense, expense, fence, Hortense, immense, offence (US offense), pence, prepense, pretence (US pretense), sense, spence, suspense, tense, thence, whence Definition of hence in US English: hence adverbhenshɛns 1As a consequence; for this reason. a stiff breeze and hence a high windchill Example sentencesExamples Some of the best broccoli is grown in the south of Italy, hence the reason it is also called calabrese, from Calabria. This was a chapter that I edited a LOT quite quickly, hence the typos. In the meanwhile a new drummer was broken in, hence the material that figures here. Rule of mob is deaf to the voices of reason, and hence the rule of mob must be stopped at all costs. The executive is not looking after the interests of the people, hence the reason for the crime rate. Such a slowdown wasn't entirely expected, hence the reason the shares have only fallen a few per cent today. We decided to show them how much we appreciate their presence - hence the reason we wore orange at the final. Sleeping patterns may also be affected, hence the reason that young people go to bed later and get up later. Writing is often a means of release for me, hence the reason for this blog. Most houses are built on the highest sites, hence the reason some frogs end up in gardens and even indoors if they get a chance. But that does not stop them being valid reasons and hence does not make following them any the less rational. Xylem cavitation was not a research topic in the 1960s, hence there was no reason for Scholander to dwell on this issue. We have to take certain steps backwards to move forward and hence the reason to sell publishing. Alcohol is water soluble, hence the reason why you go to the toilet so many times when you're out on the tiles. I have a brother who was a miracle as my Mum was told she couldn't have children, hence the reason they adopted me. Of course, rates could rise, hence the reason fixing them makes sense for many people. Target dates of the original plan were over-ambitious, hence the reason for a review of the targets. The inaccuracies stimulate a lot of class discussion and hence facilitate a lot of learning. Undernutrition is hence not only a consequence of poverty but also a cause. Most people don't pay for shareware if they can help it, hence the limited use period most shareware has. Synonyms in consequence, consequently, as a consequence, for this reason, therefore, thus, so, accordingly, as a result, because of that, that being so, that being the case, on that account 2In the future (used after a period of time) two years hence they might say something quite different Example sentencesExamples Mercifully, when McConnell strolls into Scotstoun a week hence, she will be accorded her due recognition. It is this practice that he spends all his time doing now, but there were others he spent a lot of time doing in New York many years hence. 3archaic From here. hence, be gone Example sentencesExamples Fathers, from hence trust not your daughters' minds by what you see them act. And Joseph took an oath of the children of Israel, saying, God will surely visit you, and ye shall carry up my bones from hence. They spared him a little before he went from hence and was seen no more. And then they went from hence, and were seen no more. A colony which goes from hence to settle in a waste country, if they have an express constitution by charter, (or so far as that is silent), carries with them such part of the laws of England as is adapted to, and proper for their situation. Origin Middle English hennes (in hence (sense 3)): from earlier henne (from Old English heonan, of Germanic origin, related to he)+ -s (later respelled -ce to denote the unvoiced sound).
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