herewith
herewith — adverb
1. along with the letter, email, or document you are reading right now — used in ve
along with the letter, email, or document you are reading right now — used in very formal business or legal writing to point at something sent in the same package.
Please find herewith the signed contract for your records.
fixed phrase: please find herewith + noun phrase
The receipt for last month's rent is attached herewith for your reference.
passive: be attached herewith
Tuan returned the keys to the office and submitted herewith his resignation letter.
Enclosed herewith are three copies of the lease, each requiring your signature.
文法句型
sent + herewith
enclosed + herewith
用法筆記
Almost exclusively confined to formal letters, legal filings, and corporate correspondence. Frequently appears in fixed phrases like 'please find herewith', 'attached herewith', and 'enclosed herewith'. In modern email, 'attached' or 'enclosed' alone is preferred.
常見錯誤
2. through the very statement or action being made now — used in legal, ceremonial,
through the very statement or action being made now — used in legal, ceremonial, or official declarations to mark that the words themselves perform the act.
The committee herewith resolves to suspend all future meetings until further notice.
performative: subject + herewith + verb in declarations
Lan herewith declares that all statements in this affidavit are true and correct.
first-person declaration in legal documents
The board herewith grants Selim full authority to negotiate on behalf of the company.
By signing below, the tenant herewith agrees to all conditions listed in the lease.
文法句型
subject + herewith + verb
用法筆記
Distinct from sense 1 (ENCLOSED): here the adverb does not point at a physical attachment but signals that the speech act itself does the deed. Common in resolutions, affidavits, decrees, and ceremonial writing. Synonymous with 'hereby' in this sense, and 'hereby' is the modern choice in nearly every context.