Definition of "ergo" [er•go]

• Consequently; therefore. (conjunction)
• Consequently; hence. (adverb)

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• "The other day I left a post-it note for my husband that had the word "ergo" on it."
• "Pretentious enough to use the word ergo when he’s making a threat."
• "21 Jul 2009 by Emily R my problem with the ergo is getting the baby in the back. we gave it back to the friend who lent it to us and are using a hiking backpack. what is the advantage of this carrier over a traditional backpack?"
• "The other day I left a post-it note for my husband that had the word "ergo" on it."
• "My observation on the ergo is that Dads love it, and moms start to love it once their kids are over 20 lbs, and will then use them until they’re 4 or 5."