therethrough

adv

Etymology: From Middle English ther-thurgh, þerþurh, þærþurrh, from Old English *þǣrþurh, from Proto-West Germanic *þārþurhw, equivalent to there + through. Cognate with Old High German dārduruh.

1. Through that.

   “When the system is in the form of a matrix with drug distributed therethrough, particles of the drug can be mixed with the ethylene-vinyl acetate copolymer […]”