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Term: with that

Definition:

With that is a phrase that is commonly used to add additional information to a previous statement or action.

Parts of Speech:

• Phrase

Sense 1:

Popular sense: Used to introduce additional information that is related to the previous statement or action.

Example Sentences:

1. I'm tired. With that, I decided to go to bed early.
2. We had a great day at the beach. With that, we all went home feeling satisfied.
3. She was running late for work. With that, she hurriedly grabbed her keys and rushed out of the door.

Sense 2:

Local sense: In some regions, "with that" can be used to express annoyance or dismissal towards a previous action or statement.

Example Sentences:

1. He broke the vase again. With that, she decided it was time to find a safer place to keep it.
2. He said he would help, but with that, he disappeared without a trace.
3. She made a promise to always be there for him, but with that, she broke his heart.

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