Definition of wherein in English:

wherein

adverb wɛːrˈɪnˌ(h)wɛrˈɪn

formal

1relative adverb In which.
the situation wherein the information will eventually be used
Example sentencesExamples
- The event is being played on a unique system of preliminaries leading to knockout stage wherein eight players have been divided in to two groups.
- For anyone still to be besotted by it in his sixties bespeaks a truly weird dedication to teenage culture, wherein almost nothing of importance is ever done or said.
- However, Sutley has created a platform wherein his actors can create fully realized and rounded yet ambiguous characters.
- First of all what was the crisis in Gujrat that an assembly wherein the ruling party enjoyed comfortable majority by itself had to be dissolved?
- An account of knowledge should illuminate sceptical arguments and show wherein lies their force.
- Input from the corporate world, wherein lies untapped financial support, is sorely lacking in the struggling communities.
- It has already been shown wherein the socialist patterns of Russia and Germany differ.
- The action moves at a fast pace from beginning to end, complete with cinematic camera angles, wherein lies my biggest beef.
- This is quite different from a view of theosis wherein the divine agent divinizes, transforms, the human agent!
- It was hoped that an alliance would be established wherein trust and respect would be shared.
- Weapons and armour that can be upgraded have a different number of slots, wherein the skills or items can be implemented.
- It is a specific portrayal of the schedule network of a project wherein an additional piece of information is added.
- But this, I then panic, is nothing but is bitchy of me, wherein lies the discomfort.
- This differs from the protocol described above, wherein the new target was never a distractor.
- The Web is an information-based medium wherein the message is conveyed by means of text, as well as graphics, sound and animation.
- And it is in the elicitory processes of both personal attachment and detachment wherein social agency lies.
- One might then wonder wherein lies the affinity of new economic geographers for his work.
- This a tragic misunderstanding of wherein the threat to the rule of law lies.
- I said nothing, knowing full well wherein the problem lie, his attitude.
- Every few weeks, we would always run into a situation wherein we'd end up fighting.
2interrogative adverb In what place or respect?
so wherein lies the difference?
Example sentencesExamples
- Now wherein - whether in 1948 or today - lies the appeal of all this?
- So wherein lies the greatest value of a meticulous catalogue of this sort?
- In short, wherein lies the passage from space demon to fin-de-siècle smiley-face?
- But wherein lies the essential problem of postmodern philosophy?
- May it not be asked wherein lie the peculiar differences between an essentially Jewish and essentially Christian outlook?

Rhymes

agin, akin, begin, Berlin, bin, Boleyn, Bryn, chin, chin-chin, Corinne, din, fin, Finn, Flynn, gaijin, Glyn, grin, Gwyn, herein, Ho Chi Minh, in, inn, Jin, jinn, kin, Kweilin, linn, Lynn, mandolin, mandoline, Min, no-win, pin, Pinyin, quin, shin, sin, skin, spin, therein, thin, Tientsin, tin, Tonkin, Turin, twin, underpin, Vietminh, violin, whin, whipper-in, win, within, Wynne, yin

Definition of wherein in US English:

wherein

adverbˌ(h)wɛrˈɪnˌ(h)werˈin

formal

1relative adverb In which.
the situation wherein the information will eventually be used
Example sentencesExamples
- It was hoped that an alliance would be established wherein trust and respect would be shared.
- I said nothing, knowing full well wherein the problem lie, his attitude.
- This a tragic misunderstanding of wherein the threat to the rule of law lies.
- The action moves at a fast pace from beginning to end, complete with cinematic camera angles, wherein lies my biggest beef.
- It is a specific portrayal of the schedule network of a project wherein an additional piece of information is added.
- The event is being played on a unique system of preliminaries leading to knockout stage wherein eight players have been divided in to two groups.
- Every few weeks, we would always run into a situation wherein we'd end up fighting.
- This is quite different from a view of theosis wherein the divine agent divinizes, transforms, the human agent!
- An account of knowledge should illuminate sceptical arguments and show wherein lies their force.
- But this, I then panic, is nothing but is bitchy of me, wherein lies the discomfort.
- First of all what was the crisis in Gujrat that an assembly wherein the ruling party enjoyed comfortable majority by itself had to be dissolved?
- It has already been shown wherein the socialist patterns of Russia and Germany differ.
- And it is in the elicitory processes of both personal attachment and detachment wherein social agency lies.
- One might then wonder wherein lies the affinity of new economic geographers for his work.
- The Web is an information-based medium wherein the message is conveyed by means of text, as well as graphics, sound and animation.
- This differs from the protocol described above, wherein the new target was never a distractor.
- However, Sutley has created a platform wherein his actors can create fully realized and rounded yet ambiguous characters.
- Weapons and armour that can be upgraded have a different number of slots, wherein the skills or items can be implemented.
- Input from the corporate world, wherein lies untapped financial support, is sorely lacking in the struggling communities.
- For anyone still to be besotted by it in his sixties bespeaks a truly weird dedication to teenage culture, wherein almost nothing of importance is ever done or said.
2interrogative adverb In what place or respect?
so wherein lies the difference?
Example sentencesExamples
- But wherein lies the essential problem of postmodern philosophy?
- In short, wherein lies the passage from space demon to fin-de-siècle smiley-face?
- Now wherein - whether in 1948 or today - lies the appeal of all this?
- May it not be asked wherein lie the peculiar differences between an essentially Jewish and essentially Christian outlook?
- So wherein lies the greatest value of a meticulous catalogue of this sort?

单词	wherein
释义	Definition of wherein in English: wherein adverb wɛːrˈɪnˌ(h)wɛrˈɪn formal 1relative adverb In which. the situation wherein the information will eventually be used Example sentencesExamples The event is being played on a unique system of preliminaries leading to knockout stage wherein eight players have been divided in to two groups. For anyone still to be besotted by it in his sixties bespeaks a truly weird dedication to teenage culture, wherein almost nothing of importance is ever done or said. However, Sutley has created a platform wherein his actors can create fully realized and rounded yet ambiguous characters. First of all what was the crisis in Gujrat that an assembly wherein the ruling party enjoyed comfortable majority by itself had to be dissolved? An account of knowledge should illuminate sceptical arguments and show wherein lies their force. Input from the corporate world, wherein lies untapped financial support, is sorely lacking in the struggling communities. It has already been shown wherein the socialist patterns of Russia and Germany differ. The action moves at a fast pace from beginning to end, complete with cinematic camera angles, wherein lies my biggest beef. This is quite different from a view of theosis wherein the divine agent divinizes, transforms, the human agent! It was hoped that an alliance would be established wherein trust and respect would be shared. Weapons and armour that can be upgraded have a different number of slots, wherein the skills or items can be implemented. It is a specific portrayal of the schedule network of a project wherein an additional piece of information is added. But this, I then panic, is nothing but is bitchy of me, wherein lies the discomfort. This differs from the protocol described above, wherein the new target was never a distractor. The Web is an information-based medium wherein the message is conveyed by means of text, as well as graphics, sound and animation. And it is in the elicitory processes of both personal attachment and detachment wherein social agency lies. One might then wonder wherein lies the affinity of new economic geographers for his work. This a tragic misunderstanding of wherein the threat to the rule of law lies. I said nothing, knowing full well wherein the problem lie, his attitude. Every few weeks, we would always run into a situation wherein we'd end up fighting. 2interrogative adverb In what place or respect? so wherein lies the difference? Example sentencesExamples Now wherein - whether in 1948 or today - lies the appeal of all this? So wherein lies the greatest value of a meticulous catalogue of this sort? In short, wherein lies the passage from space demon to fin-de-siècle smiley-face? But wherein lies the essential problem of postmodern philosophy? May it not be asked wherein lie the peculiar differences between an essentially Jewish and essentially Christian outlook? Rhymes agin, akin, begin, Berlin, bin, Boleyn, Bryn, chin, chin-chin, Corinne, din, fin, Finn, Flynn, gaijin, Glyn, grin, Gwyn, herein, Ho Chi Minh, in, inn, Jin, jinn, kin, Kweilin, linn, Lynn, mandolin, mandoline, Min, no-win, pin, Pinyin, quin, shin, sin, skin, spin, therein, thin, Tientsin, tin, Tonkin, Turin, twin, underpin, Vietminh, violin, whin, whipper-in, win, within, Wynne, yin Definition of wherein in US English: wherein adverbˌ(h)wɛrˈɪnˌ(h)werˈin formal 1relative adverb In which. the situation wherein the information will eventually be used Example sentencesExamples It was hoped that an alliance would be established wherein trust and respect would be shared. I said nothing, knowing full well wherein the problem lie, his attitude. This a tragic misunderstanding of wherein the threat to the rule of law lies. The action moves at a fast pace from beginning to end, complete with cinematic camera angles, wherein lies my biggest beef. It is a specific portrayal of the schedule network of a project wherein an additional piece of information is added. The event is being played on a unique system of preliminaries leading to knockout stage wherein eight players have been divided in to two groups. Every few weeks, we would always run into a situation wherein we'd end up fighting. This is quite different from a view of theosis wherein the divine agent divinizes, transforms, the human agent! An account of knowledge should illuminate sceptical arguments and show wherein lies their force. But this, I then panic, is nothing but is bitchy of me, wherein lies the discomfort. First of all what was the crisis in Gujrat that an assembly wherein the ruling party enjoyed comfortable majority by itself had to be dissolved? It has already been shown wherein the socialist patterns of Russia and Germany differ. And it is in the elicitory processes of both personal attachment and detachment wherein social agency lies. One might then wonder wherein lies the affinity of new economic geographers for his work. The Web is an information-based medium wherein the message is conveyed by means of text, as well as graphics, sound and animation. This differs from the protocol described above, wherein the new target was never a distractor. However, Sutley has created a platform wherein his actors can create fully realized and rounded yet ambiguous characters. Weapons and armour that can be upgraded have a different number of slots, wherein the skills or items can be implemented. Input from the corporate world, wherein lies untapped financial support, is sorely lacking in the struggling communities. For anyone still to be besotted by it in his sixties bespeaks a truly weird dedication to teenage culture, wherein almost nothing of importance is ever done or said. 2interrogative adverb In what place or respect? so wherein lies the difference? Example sentencesExamples But wherein lies the essential problem of postmodern philosophy? In short, wherein lies the passage from space demon to fin-de-siècle smiley-face? Now wherein - whether in 1948 or today - lies the appeal of all this? May it not be asked wherein lie the peculiar differences between an essentially Jewish and essentially Christian outlook? So wherein lies the greatest value of a meticulous catalogue of this sort?
随便看	let someone have the use of let someone in let someone in let someone in on let someone in on/into let someone in on/into let someone in on something let someone into let someone know let someone know let someone loose let someone off let someone off let someone off (the hook) let someone off the hook let someone off with let someone out let someone out let someone see how it feels let someone smooth one's ruffled feathers let someone/something be let someone/something be let someone/something go let someone/something go let someone/something loose