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Alejandra Barajas
What is the difference between Thus and Hence?
2019年7月5日 15:13
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"Hence" literally means "from here" or "from this point". There are also its archaic relatives "thence" and "whence?", but we really only use "hence" these days.
"Thus" means "as a result". Modern Dutch has a cognate: "dus".
There's some overlap in their meanings, so you might be able to use either.
2019年7月6日
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