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whereby
[wair-bahy, hwair-]
conjunction
by what or by which; under the terms of which.
Obsolete.by what? how?
whereby
/ ɛəˈɪ /
pronoun
by or because of which
the means whereby he took his life
adverb
archaichow? by what means?
whereby does he recognize me?
51Թ History and Origins
Example Sentences
The league would have essentially replaced the Champions League as Europe's elite competition, but would not have had the same qualification process whereby teams could enter via their domestic position.
DSD is a group of rare conditions, whereby a person's hormones, genes and/or reproductive organs may be a mix of male and female characteristics.
The dual state is how the state builds up this regime in which there are two domains, one characterized by lawfulness, the second characterized by lawlessness, and how it builds a series of switches in and outside the law, whereby officials have essentially unlimited power and discretion to move people from the normative to the prerogative state.
It has in-built crisis and escalation pathways whereby users are signposted to helplines or can send for help directly if they show signs of self-harm or suicidal ideation.
He added that it also "highlights a relatively new phenomenon whereby espionage is being 'outsourced' by certain states".
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