afterlife

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hereafter | American Dictionary

hereafter
adverb[ not gradable ]
 fmlus/hɪərˈæf·tər/

hereafteradverb[not gradable] (IN THE FUTURE)

starting from this time; in the future:
I will let you in this time, but hereafter you have to get permission in advance.
hereafter
noun[ U ]
us/hɪrˈæf·tər/

hereafternoun[U] (AFTER DEATH)

life after death

Examples of hereafter

hereafter
As a result, unless otherwise stated the term ' younger generation' refers hereafter to the participants' offspring.
We therefore ignore the complications of hierarchical corruption hereafter.
Despite this, the responses of tsetse flies to the skin secretions of hosts (hereafter sebum) have not been extensively investigated in the field.
Their resurrection and related events suggest a transfer of their souls from the mode of being of this world to that of the hereafter.
Nowhere is this more obvious than in their brief section on social play (hereafter "play").
The closed space continues on into the hereafter through a high altar recess, lit from the side.
Clairvoyance, which has been getting somewhat into disrepute, will probably be looking up hereafter.
We give hereafter two samples, representative of two types of action.
The distribution of non-target (hereafter incorrect) responses made by each group was examined by type to determine whether the groups performed differently.
The code is also clear about the ends of that covenant: a balance between the here and now and the hereafter.
We check hereafter that the accessibility relation is correct, that is, an accessible subterm of a computable term is computable.
The algorithm makes use, at each stage, of one or more knowledge sources, which are explained hereafter together with their possible behaviors.
To simplify our notations, the disequilibrium index is denoted by dt hereafter.
I will hereafter refer to this as the incompatibility argument.
Because of the small sample of stilted trees, only unbuttressed and buttressed trees are considered hereafter.
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