Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Thereinafter

👉 Thereinafter is a clause in English that introduces a new period of time or condition. It typically refers to actions or events occurring after something else has already happened and before they are completed. In other words, it means "thereafter" or "since." For example: 1. Thereinafter, the company will hire more staff. 2. The project was completed thereinafter. In this context, "thereinafter" is used to introduce a new period of time after something else

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👉 "Th-erinafter!" exclaimed the wise, yet scrawny owl as he gazed out of the window at his home in a rural village. "The sky is darkening and the rain is falling steadily," he explained to his feisty kitten. "What does this mean?"

Kitten's expression grew wild with fear as she darted towards her old den, "Th-erinafter! What are you doing? Are you trying to cause trouble?" She pounced upon the owl, causing him to collapse in a heap on the ground. "Oh dear, kitty," said the owl. "I'm here now, just in case you were wondering." He leapt into the air and began to dance around, giggling and waggling his tail as he tried to scare the kitten away. But no matter how hard he tried, the little critter would never leave him alone. "What's so funny, kitty?" asked the owl, amused by the reaction of his companionship. "Th-erinafter! I've been trying to find you out there!" He purred into her ear and laughed at her confusion. "Wait a moment," replied the kitten. "I know that this is weird, but why would you want me to go out in the rain? It's raining right now!" The owl frowned as he pondered over her question. "Th-erinafter! I need you to help me find my way back home safely." He