Difference between Hence and Thus

HENCE vs THUS: NOUN

An aromatic gum resin obtained from various Arabian or East African trees; formerly valued for worship and for embalming and fumigation
Frankincense; either olibanum or the turpentine which concretes on the trunks of the trees yielding turpentine.
The commoner kind of frankincense, or that obtained from the Norway spruce, the long-leaved pine, and other conifers.
Alternative spelling of thuris.

From this place; away from here.
From this life.
From this time; from now.
From this source.
For this reason; therefore.
(used to introduce a logical conclusion) from that fact or reason or as a result
From this time
From here, from this place, away
From this place; away.
From this reason; therefore; -- as an inference or deduction.
From this source or origin.
From this place
As a result; therefore, for this reason
In the future from now

In this way or manner.
As a result.
To this degree or extent; so far; so.
In this or that manner; on this wise.
For example.
To a stated degree or extent; so.
In this manner.
(used to introduce a logical conclusion) from that fact or reason or as a result
In the way indicated
Therefore; consequently.

From this source or original.
For this cause or reason; as a consequence of, or an inference or a deduction from, something just stated.
From this time; in the future.
From this place; from or away from here.
To go hence; go away: depart.
To send away; despatch.

Of manner or state: In this way (referring to something present or under consideration); in the manner or state now-being indicated: as, one may often see gardens arranged thus or thus.
In the manner just indicated (pointing to something that has just been said, done, or referred to).
In the state or manner now to be indicated (pointing to something immediately following).
Of cause: Consequently; accordingly; so; things being so; hence (pointing to something that follows as an effect).
Of degree or quality: To this extent or proportion; so.
(`thusly' is a nonstandard variant)

Then, Result, Subsequently, Accordingly, Resulting, Due, Correspondingly, Ergo, Henceforth, Because, Thereby, Consequently, Thence, Thus, Therefore

Otherwise, However, Subsequently, Indeed, Even, Correspondingly, Namely, Consequentially, Consequently, Thereby, Thence, Thusly, So, Therefore, Hence

Where, Then, Result, Accordingly, Resulting, Due, Correspondingly, Ergo, Henceforth, Because, Thereby, Consequently, Thence, Thus, Therefore

Way, Because, Ergo, Which, Otherwise, However, Indeed, Even, Correspondingly, Namely, Consequently, Thereby, Thence, Therefore, Hence

Hence, the customs valuation privilege does not apply.
Hence adding directly to form as work around.
Hence, knowing such instances is of utmost importance.
Hence, the environment variable may not be set.
Hence MCA appears most appropriate for such cases.
Dealing with Lupus and hence the weight loss.
Hence the development of specialist Catholic Action groups.
Hence, automatic schema discovery and mapping are essential.
Hence, property is more unevenly distributed than income.
The BREATHING provides the ENERGY and hence the power to LIVE and hence the FATE as such.

Only for new customers, thus we should quit.
Thus, no notice to the surety was required.
Thus, the target audience for these forms is.
Thus, the legislative session had to be cancelled.
Thus, they more closely resemble criminal incarceration standards.
Some of the cases were thus confessedly dismissed.
Garlock thus had no need to sue Grace.
Thus, the Old Testament explicitly approves of slavery.
The calculated damages can thus far exceed the actual damages and thus presents a significant advantage to the author whose work was infringed.
Thus, Openness only leads to learning, and thus the acquisition of Gc, indirectly through mastering complex new information.