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You mean wherein used as a conjunction? It's formal and means in which part or respect. "It is almost impossible to know wherein lies the truth on this forum" Chinese saying.
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You mean wherein used as a conjunction? It's formal and means in which part or respect.
"It is almost impossible to know wherein lies the truth on this forum" Chinese saying.
"It is almost impossible to know wherein lies the truth on this forum" Chinese saying.
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right on maj... also, no hyphen (just one single word)... same for whereas, wherever, whereupon, and of course, werewolf.
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