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hitherto

[hith-er-too] / ˈhɪð ərˌtu /




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To their initial astonishment, they have attracted a far wider viewership spanning all ages, even followers who hitherto had only scant interest in ballet.

From Los Angeles Times

Labour, who had not hitherto lost an election in the area since 1931, fell into third place.

From BBC

For Willits’s New Jersey friends, she finally agreed to attempt “mysteries hitherto unknown in the age of the world.”

From Literature

By the 1930s, parents began reporting the hitherto unseen phenomenon of children rejecting their meals.

From The Wall Street Journal

Karl Marx asserted that “philosophers have hitherto only interpreted the world . . . the point, however, is to change it.”

From The Wall Street Journal