henceforth

[ hens-fawrth, -fohrth; hens-fawrth, -fohrth ]

adverb

1. from now on; from this point forward.

henceforth

/ ˈhɛnsˈfɔːθ /

adverb

1. from this time forward; from now on

Word History and Origins

Origin of henceforth¹

1300–50; Middle English hennes forward; hence, forth

Example Sentences

Henceforth, and for life, she would just be a skilled swimmer.

From Salon

It was willing to change the name on company records and execute a transfer to another lab, giving the employee henceforth known as Lynn Conway a fresh start.

From Los Angeles Times

Both amendments, having been the subject of serious scrutiny and debate during Trump’s time in office, open avenues of recourse and redress that are henceforth unlikely to escape notice in the face of another Trump-like presidential figure.

From Salon

Henceforth, his entire output would be heard only via records and videos.

From Los Angeles Times

In a policy statement and official guidance issued last week, the Judicial Conference of the United States said that henceforth, any lawsuit seeking a statewide or nationwide injunction against a government policy or action should be assigned at random to a judge in the federal district where it’s filed.

From Los Angeles Times