Wherefore
21wherefore — n. cause, reason adv. why, for what conj. therefore, accordingly …
22wherefore — archaic interrogative adverb for what reason. related adverb & conj. as a result of which …
23wherefore — ad., conj. 1. Why, for what cause or reason, on what account. 2. Why, for what reason. 3. For which reason …
24wherefore — where·fore …
25wherefore — UK [ˈweə(r)fɔː(r)] / US [ˈwerfɔr] / US [ˈhwerfɔr] adverb, conjunction 1) an old word meaning because of the fact that has just been referred to 2) an old word used for asking why • See: why II …
26wherefore — /ˈwɛəfɔ / (say wairfaw) adverb 1. for what? why? –conjunction 2. for what or which cause or reason. –noun 3. the cause or reason. {Middle English; from where + fore because of, for} …
27wherefore — adv. & n. adv. archaic 1 for what reason? 2 for which reason. n. a reason (the whys and wherefores) …
28O Romeo, Romeo! wherefore art thou Romeo — Meaning The wherefore here means why rather than where. Origin From Shakespeare s Romeo and Juliet …
29why and wherefore — {n.} The answer to a question or problem. Usually used in the plural. * /Father told him not to always ask the whys and wherefores when he was told to do something./ …
30why and wherefore — {n.} The answer to a question or problem. Usually used in the plural. * /Father told him not to always ask the whys and wherefores when he was told to do something./ …