hence
conjunctive adverbHence signals a logical consequence — a result that follows directly from a previous statement or premise. It establishes a cause-and-effect relationship where the consequence is not merely implied but logically derived from what came before. Use 'hence' when you want to show that a conclusion or outcome is a necessary or direct result of a prior idea, especially in formal, analytical, or academic writing.
The company reduced its workforce significantly; hence, employee morale declined sharply.
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