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forthwith
[ fawrth-with, -with, fohrth- ]
adverb
- immediately; at once; without delay:
Any official accused of dishonesty should be suspended forthwith.
forthwith
/ -藞w瑟冒; 藢f蓴藧胃藞w瑟胃 /
adverb
- at once; immediately
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of forthwith1
Example Sentences
Mr Harvey then replied to all the doctors on the email chain to say "this is absolutely being treated with the same degree of urgency鈥 all emails cease forthwith".
In that exchange, Mr Harvey told the consultants, including Dr Gibbs, that the issue was being taken seriously and asked for "all emails to cease forthwith".
鈥淗e shall be released forthwith, if not incarcerated in any other case,鈥 the order concluded.
鈥淲e must take up the bipartisan and comprehensive national security bill passed by the Senate forthwith. This is a Churchill or Chamberlain moment.鈥
鈥淚 don鈥檛 believe it鈥檚 warranted that Mr. Rundo spend one minute more in custody, so I鈥檓 going to release him forthwith,鈥 Carney said.
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