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➡️subsequent

adjective
/ˈsʌbsɪkwənt/
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Meaning

coming after something in time; following
coming after something in time; following in order or succession
Coming after something in time; following in time or order.

Example Sentences

His subsequent success surprised everyone.

The subsequent events proved his theory correct.

Subsequent events clarified the outcomes.

Example Expressions

subsequent to

Synonyms

following, succeeding, later, ensuing, successive, next, consecutive
Entry 1
following, succeeding, later, ensuing, successive
Entry 2
following, later, next, succeeding, ensuing
Entry 3
following, succeeding, next, later, ensuing, consecutive

Antonyms

previous, prior, former, preceding, earlier, antecedent
Entry 1
previous, prior, former
Entry 2
previous, prior, preceding, earlier
Entry 3
previous, prior, earlier, preceding, former, antecedent

Collocations

subsequent events, subsequent years, subsequent developments, subsequent changes, subsequent analysis
Entry 1
subsequent events, subsequent years, subsequent developments, subsequent changes
Entry 2
subsequent events, subsequent years, subsequent developments, subsequent analysis

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