thereat
/ðɛːrˈat
/adverb archaic or formal
1At that place: the journey would take them to the castle again and a call thereat would be possible...
- Fourteen clear days' notice shall be given to all Clubs of the date, place and time of a Special General Meeting and of the business proposed to be transacted thereat.
- Our client is a little concerned as he has been allowed access to the premises and has expended substantial sums thereat.
- At any meeting held for the selection of a candidate under this subsection, a majority of the persons eligible to vote thereat shall be required to be present for the conduct of any business, and no person shall be entitled to vote at that meeting who is appointed to the State committee or county committee after the seventh day preceding the date of the meeting.
2On account of or after that.The particular acts or conduct that amount to a criminal offence or attempt thereat may take many different forms....
- Thereat he experiences feelings that are painful, sharp and severe.
