hereto

[hɪərˈtuː]

hereto Definition

• 1. to this matter or purpose
• 2. up to this time

Using hereto: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "hereto" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  I have not been hereto informed of any changes.

• Example

  Hereto, the company has been successful in its endeavors.

• Example

  The contract is binding on all parties hereto.

hereto Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for hereto

• hitherto
• previously
• formerly

Phrases with hereto

• hereto attached

  attached to this document or letter

  Example

  Please find hereto attached a copy of my resume.

• hereto annexed

  annexed to this document or letter

  Example

  Please find hereto annexed a list of references.

• hereto fore

  before now, previously

  Example

  Hereto fore, we have not had any issues with the product.

Origins of hereto

from Old English 'her', meaning 'here' and 'to'

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Summary: hereto in Brief

'Hereto' [hɪərˈtuː] means 'to this matter or purpose' or 'up to this time.' It is often used in legal documents and formal writing. Examples include 'The contract is binding on all parties hereto' and 'I have not been hereto informed of any changes.' 'Hereto' can also be used in phrases like 'hereto attached,' which means attached to this document or letter.