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DictionaryherewithAlong with this
adverb

herewith

heer-WITH/ˌhɪrˈwɪð/

Together with this document, statement, or action.

The messenger submits the sealed statement and the parcel attached herewith.

A messenger delivers a sealed statement and an attached parcel together into the recipient's hands as one combined submission.
Etymology
hereOld Englishin this place; at this time
+withOld Englishagainst; toward, by, near

Here points to the present document or statement rather than a physical place. With developed a sense of association, giving the compound its meaning of something accompanying this document or statement.

In context

Portland Community College presenter2:37
"The Left Hand of Darkness" is returned herewith.
Ursula Le Guin at Portland Community College - Rock Creek Campus
YaleCourses presenter48:33
I've kept half of it and am herewith sending you the rest.
21. Berzelius to Liebig and Wöhler (1805-1832)

More examples

  • The documents submitted herewith support the application.
  • I send herewith the requested copy.
  • The report presented herewith summarizes the findings.

Forms

herewith

Similar words

hereby
Hereby means by this action; herewith means accompanying this document or action.