| ERGO | "And so ... " |
| ERGO | "And so ..." |
| ERGO | "And so … " |
| ERGO | "And therefore..." |
| ERGO | "And thus . . ." |
| ERGO | "And thus ..." |
| ERGO | "As a consequence . . ." |
| ERGO | "As a result . . ." |
| ERGO | "As a result," to mathematicians |
| ERGO | "By logic, then . . ." |
| ERGO | "By that logic . . ." |
| ERGO | "By that logic ... " |
| ERGO | "By that logic ..." |
| ERGO | "By that reasoning ... " |
| ERGO | "By this reasoning . . ." |
| ERGO | "Cogito ___ sum" |
| ERGO | "Cogito ___ sum" (Descartes phrase) |
| ERGO | "Cogito ___ sum" (Descartes' conclusion) |
| ERGO | "Cogito ___ sum" (Latin) |
| ERGO | "Cogito ___ sum": Descartes |
| ERGO | "Cogito, ___ sum" |
| ERGO | "Cogito, ___ sum" ("I think, therefore I am") |
| ERGO | "Cogito, ___ sum" ("I think, therefore I am," to Descartes) |
| ERGO | "Cogito, ___ sum" ("Therefore") |
| ERGO | "Cogito, ___ sum" (Descartes phrase) |
| ERGO | "Cogito, ___ sum" (therefore) |
| ERGO | "Cogito, ___ sum": Rene Descartes |
| ERGO | "Cogito, — sum" |
| ERGO | "Cogito___sum" |
| ERGO | "Consequently . . ." |
| ERGO | "Consequently" in Latin |
| ERGO | "For that reason . . ." |
| ERGO | "In which case ..." |
| ERGO | "It follows . . ." |
| ERGO | "It follows logically that ... " |
| ERGO | "It follows that . . ." |
| ERGO | "It follows that ..." |
| ERGO | "It follows that …" |
| ERGO | "Logic dictates ..." |
| ERGO | "Logically, ... " |
| ERGO | "Logically, then ... " |
| ERGO | "Post hoc, ___ propter hoc" (causal fallacy) |
| ERGO | "So it follows that . . ." |
| ERGO | "So, logically ... " |
| ERGO | "Sum" preceder |
| ERGO | "Tantum ___" (part of a Eucharist hymn) |
| ERGO | "Tantum ___," hymn section |
| ERGO | "Tantum___" (hymn part) |
| ERGO | "That is why", in a single word |
| ERGO | "That is why," in a single word |
| ERGO | "The toy was poorly constructed, ___ it broke easily." (thus) |
| ERGO | "Therefore . . ." |
| ERGO | "Therefore ... " |
| ERGO | "Therefore ..." |
| ERGO | "Therefore" for Descartes |
| ERGO | "Therefore" from Descartes |
| ERGO | "Therefore" in Latin |
| ERGO | "Therefore," in Latin |
| ERGO | "Therefore," to Descartes |
| ERGO | "Therefore," to a logician |
| ERGO | "Therefore..." |
| ERGO | "This being the case ..." |
| ERGO | "Thus . . ." |
| ERGO | "Thus," in logic |
| ERGO | "… ___ sum" |
| ERGO | ''Consequently . . .'' |
| ERGO | ''It follows that . . .'' |
| ERGO | ''That being the case . . .'' |
| ERGO | Accordingly |
| ERGO | Adverb for Descartes |
| ERGO | And so |
| ERGO | And that's why |
| ERGO | Another word for "therefore" |
| ERGO | Another word for therefore |
| ERGO | Archaic "hence" |
| ERGO | Archaic term for "therefore" |
| ERGO | As a consequence |
| ERGO | As a consequence of this |
| ERGO | As a result |
| ERGO | As a result of or consequently |
| ERGO | As a result … |
| ERGO | As a result, in Latin |
| ERGO | As a result, in logic |
| ERGO | As an end result |
| ERGO | Because of this |
| ERGO | Beginning of a conclusion |
| ERGO | Beginning of a famous conclusion |
| ERGO | By logic, then ... |
| ERGO | By that logic |
| ERGO | By that reasoning |
| ERGO | Cartesian "therefore" |
| ERGO | Cartesian conjunction |
| ERGO | Cartesian connection |
| ERGO | Central part of Descartes' oft-repeated phrase that appeared in his "Principles of Philosophy" (1644) |
| ERGO | Cogito __ sum |
| ERGO | Cogito, __ sum |
| ERGO | Cogito, ___ sum |
| ERGO | Cogito-sum connector |
| ERGO | Cogito-sum connector, to Descartes |
| ERGO | Cogito-sum link |
| ERGO | Conclusion intro |
| ERGO | Conclusion introducer |
| ERGO | Conclusion lead-in |
| ERGO | Conclusion preceder |
| ERGO | Conclusion starter |
| ERGO | Consequently |
| ERGO | Consequently, to Descartes |
| ERGO | Consequently; therefore |
| ERGO | Descartes conclusion word |
| ERGO | Descartes quote word |
| ERGO | Descartes' "therefore" |
| ERGO | Descartes's "therefore" |
| ERGO | For that reason |
| ERGO | For this reason |
| ERGO | Hence |
| ERGO | Hence in another goal |
| ERGO | Hence in the other goal |
| ERGO | Hence, as a consequence |
| ERGO | Hence, in logic |
| ERGO | Hence, to Hadrian |
| ERGO | Humans and other elements in interaction is ___nomics |
| ERGO | In conclusion |
| ERGO | Inferential word |
| ERGO | Introduction to a conclusion |
| ERGO | It follows a premise |
| ERGO | It follows that |
| ERGO | It leads to a logical conclusion |
| ERGO | It then follows that ... |
| ERGO | Latin "therefore" |
| ERGO | Latin for "therefore" |
| ERGO | Latin word that's 12-Down backward |
| ERGO | Latin word, meaning therefore |
| ERGO | Lead-in to a conclusion |
| ERGO | Lead-in to -nomic |
| ERGO | Literary "therefore" |
| ERGO | Logical connector |
| ERGO | Logical word from Descartes |
| ERGO | Logician's "therefore" |
| ERGO | Logician's adverb |
| ERGO | Logician's conjunction |
| ERGO | Logician's link |
| ERGO | Logician's word |
| ERGO | Logician’s “therefore” |
| ERGO | Meaning "therefore" |
| ERGO | Middle of Descartes' conclusion |
| ERGO | Old way of saying "therefore" |
| ERGO | Old-fashioned "thus" |
| ERGO | Old-style "therefore" |
| ERGO | On that account |
| ERGO | Part of Descartes's declaration |
| ERGO | Part of a Cartesian declaration |
| ERGO | Philosopher's "so" |
| ERGO | Post hoc, ___ propter hoc (Latin phrase) |
| ERGO | Post hoc, ___ propter hoc (common fallacy) |
| ERGO | Post hoc, ___ propter hoc (logical fallacy) |
| ERGO | Proof part |
| ERGO | Proof word |
| ERGO | Rarely used substitute for consequently |
| ERGO | Second word from Descartes |
| ERGO | Second word from Descartes? |
| ERGO | So |
| ERGO | So it follows that |
| ERGO | Start of a conclusion |
| ERGO | Start to a logical conclusion |
| ERGO | Subsequently |
| ERGO | Suitably |
| ERGO | Sum lead-in |
| ERGO | Sum preceder |
| ERGO | Sum preceder? |
| ERGO | Syllogism word |
| ERGO | Syllogist's word |
| ERGO | Syllogistic word |
| ERGO | Term in logic (thus, to a logician) |
| ERGO | That being the case |
| ERGO | That's why |
| ERGO | Then |
| ERGO | Therefore |
| ERGO | Therefore (Latin) |
| ERGO | Therefore in another goal |
| ERGO | Therefore or consequently |
| ERGO | Therefore, from the Latin |
| ERGO | Therefore, in logic |
| ERGO | Therefore, leads to a logical conclusion |
| ERGO | Therefore, to Descartes |
| ERGO | Therefore, to Tacitus |
| ERGO | Therefore, to mathematicians |
| ERGO | Therefore: Lat. |
| ERGO | There-fore |
| ERGO | This being so |
| ERGO | Thus |
| ERGO | Thus in Latin |
| ERGO | Thus, in logic |
| ERGO | Thus, in mathematical proofs |
| ERGO | Thus, to Gaius |
| ERGO | Thus, to mathematicians |
| ERGO | Transition in logic |
| ERGO | Word before "sum" |
| ERGO | Word in a Descartes conclusion |
| ERGO | Word in a Descartes quote |
| ERGO | Word in a syllogism |
| ERGO | Word of logic |
| ERGO | Word preceding a conclusion |
| ERGO | Word used in logic |
| ERGO | [Another arrangement of the letters in the grid] |
| ERGO | “And so . . .” |
| ERGO | “Cogito ___ sum” |
| ERGO | “Cogito -- sum” |
| ERGO | “It follows, then, that . . .” |