(or afterwards), later, latterly, subsequently, thereafter.
Keeping this in consideration, how do you say after an event?
“Even weeks after the event I was still finding little bits of glass in amongst my papers.”
| later | after |
|---|---|
| at a future date | at a later date |
| at a later time | in due course |
| in the future | in time to come |
| at a future time | at some point in the future |
- a thousand times.
- ad infinitum.
- again and again.
- day after day.
- endlessly.
- repeatedly.
- time and again.
- year after year.
Then, is after that correct?
Which is correct: “after which” or “after that” (word usage, that vs which, English)? Both of them can be correct, depending on the type of sentence each is used in. Examples: “I showed him how to solve the puzzle, after which he went on to solve many more unaided.”
Is post before or after?
a prefix, meaning “behind,” “after,” “later,” “subsequent to,” “posterior to,” occurring originally in loanwords from Latin (postscript), but now used freely in the formation of compound words (post-Elizabethan; postfix; postgraduate; postorbital).
What can I write instead of after that?
synonyms for after that
- thenceforth.
- consequently.
- following.
- forever after.
- from that day forward.
- from that day on.
- from there on.
- hereafter.
What does after mean?
After which introduces a relative clause which is linked to the first clause. This means that the clause with afterwards is independent, and it can well stand alone as a sentence.
What is another word for right after?
What is another word for right after?
| after | as soon as |
|---|---|
| the instant | the moment |
| the second | the minute |
| directly after | immediately after |
| immediately once | instantly after |