heretofore vs. hitherto Forum
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heretofore vs. hitherto
Anyone care to elaborate on the substantive difference? After using these words several times I seem to have forgot (sigh). Maybe it's brain [homophobic language redacted]. Damn PS.
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Re: heretofore vs. hitherto
use neither and join us back here on earth, year 2010pseudonym1 wrote:Anyone care to elaborate on the substantive difference? After using these words several times I seem to have forgot (sigh). Maybe it's brain [homophobic language redacted]. Damn PS.
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Re: heretofore vs. hitherto
I really hope you meant "brain fog".
Also, use neither.
Also, use neither.
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Re: heretofore vs. hitherto
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Re: heretofore vs. hitherto
I guess no one reads actual Supreme Court opinions anymore, just the summary. Regardless, it is probably outdated. Thanks!
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- Bildungsroman
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Re: heretofore vs. hitherto
Just because words appear frequently in court documents doesn't mean they are appropriate for a PS.pseudonym1 wrote:I guess no one reads actual Supreme Court opinions anymore, just the summary. Regardless, it is probably outdated. Thanks!
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Re: heretofore vs. hitherto
Do NOT use either word in your PS
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pseudonym1 wrote:I guess no one reads actual Supreme Court opinions anymore, just the summary. Regardless, it is probably outdated. Thanks!
Not sure where you get this. I'm doubting there's much of a relationship between reading just the summary and decreasing sue of the words heretofore and hitherto. Though there definitely is a positive correlation between using heretofore and hiterto (especially multiple times, really dude?) and looking like you're trying way too hard.
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Re: heretofore vs. hitherto
I've seen "hitherto" a few places but "heretofore" seems super archaic. But it would be best to say words that real people actually use... like "before" or "prior".