herein
/hɪərˈɪn
/adverb formal
1In this document or book: the Company does not accept responsibility for any information contained herein...
- Do all documents herein include or exclude drafts?
- By contrast, the trilobites documented herein are from thrombolitic buildups.
- Anyway, while we go to great lengths to strive for the accuracy of the information presented herein, mistakes will inevitably occur.
1.1Used to introduce something that depends on or arises from what has just been mentioned: the statues are sensual to the point of erotic and herein lies their interest...
- And herein lies one of the frustrations of my career.
- Significantly, Plessner sees her characters as representative of layers of society rather than individuals, and herein lies the problem.
- And herein lies the problem… unless, of course, you've been awake for three days.
