subsequent

Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples

afterwards
afterwardsUKAfterwards I was sorry I'd been so hasty.
afterThey met in 1962 and got married not long after.
laterWhat are you doing later?
later onI'll call you later on.
at a later dateWe can add these details at a later date.
nextNext, a balloon and stent are used to open the blocked artery.
He left the scene of a car crash in Los Angeles and subsequently received a $13,500 fine.
He subsequently sold half of his stock in the company.
She subsequently returned to Spain and lived the last years of her life there.
They met on the set, fell madly in love and subsequently married.
He subsequently decided to give up work.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Before, after and already
afore
afterwards
already
ante
as it isidiom
before
heel
immediate
in advanceidiom
in advance of something/someoneidiom
in the wake of somethingidiom
next
posterior
prepend
previous
prior
priorly
prologue
upstream
wake

Examples of subsequently

subsequently
The collected goods are subsequently returned to the base camp or stored elsewhereforfuture use.
The patients who have subsequently had their conduit replaced are presented in the right panel.
Then yesterday, and, indeed, any day in the past year, cannot be set in correspondence with a past year beginning subsequently to that day.
The students were subsequently trained in class for 4 weeks.
The way how this can be done will be made clear subsequently.
Interviews varied between 30 and 80 minutes in length and were subsequently transcribed for analysis.
Subsequently, saltation begins when particles move vertically into the air by a distance of the order of their diameter.
Subsequently, we performed a hierarchical logistic regression analysis to identify significant predictors of case status.
In contrast, an older contract specified the use of particular technologies that have subsequently constrained the product design, adding costs and delays to the programme.
Subsequently, he also demonstrated his powers of oratory.
In order to evaluate clinical significance, recovery was assessed by analysing the number of cases of depression in both groups at onset and subsequently.
They were subsequently referred for replacement of the conduit.
A great majority of the disagreements were subsequently resolved through discussion.
For some of the studies, not all statistics used subsequently in our analyses were directly available.
Some subsequently transferred to sixth forms in grammar schools, and some then went on to higher education.
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