therebyˈ adverb

1. Beside that
2. About that amount
3. By that means
4. In consequence of that

thereforˈ adverb (law)

For that

therefore /dherˈfər/ adverb

1. For that reason
2. Consequently

therefromˈ adverb (formal)

From that

thereinˈ adverb (formal)

1. In or into that or it
2. Indoors (Scot)

thereinaftˈer adverb (formal)

Later or from that point in the same document

thereinbeforeˈ adverb (formal)

Earlier or up to that point in the same document

thereinˈto adverb (formal)

Into that place, thing, matter, etc

thereofˈ adverb (formal)

1. Of that
2. From that

thereonˈ adverb (old)

On that

thereoutˈ adverb (old)

1. Out of that
2. Out of doors (Scot)

therethroughˈ adverb (old)

1. Through that
2. By that means

theretoˈ or thereunˈto adverb (formal)

1. To that
2. In addition

thereˈtofore adverb (formal)

Before that time

thereunˈder adverb (formal)

Under that

thereuntoˈ adverb (old)

To that

thereuponˈ adverb

1. Upon that
2. Immediately
3. In consequence of that (Shakespeare)

therewithˈ adverb

1. With that
2. Thereupon
3. For that reason (old)

thereˈwithal adverb (old)

1. With that
2. Immediately after
3. In addition

therewithinˈ adverb (old)

Within that

all there (informal)

Of normal intelligence

be there

(often with for) to be available or on hand to give someone emotional support

have been there before (slang)

To have been in the same, esp unpleasant, situation before

so there

An expression of triumph, defiance, derision, finality, etc

there and then

1. Forthwith
2. Immediately

there it is

That is the situation (and nothing can be done about it)

there or thereabouts

Somewhere near

there you are

1. Used to express triumph when something one predicted would occur does occur, or resignation over something that cannot be changed
2. Used to accompany the action of handing something expected or requested to someone

there you go (informal)

Used with the same force as there you are above, both as a comment and as an accompaniment to the gesture of handing or passing