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Would it be correct to say, "Others wouldn't hence their fear" ?
With the comma before hence, it could be correct in a very particular context like this:Would it be correct to say, "Others wouldn't hence their fear" ?
Hence Definition | Definition of Hence at Dictionary.comWould it be correct to say, "Others wouldn't hence their fear" ? no
But if you put a comma before "hence", it would be correct.
Others wouldn't, hence their fear. (Here "hence" means 'therefore'.)
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