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afterwards
/ ˈɑːڳəə /
adverb
- after an earlier event or time; subsequently
Word History and Origins
Origin of afterwards1
Example Sentences
Onuoha adds: "These are pinch-yourself moments for the Forest fans and if they get one and not the other, they can decide how they feel about that afterwards."
There will be a tea party afterwards in the gardens of Buckingham Palace for about 50 veterans, their families and other members of the wartime generation.
"I'm not thinking past the experience but afterwards I'd definitely like to get some dim sum with my family and have that deja vu moment," he adds, 10 years on from his last mini marathon.
She even stayed for a drink with one of the examiners afterwards.
“I received messages from childhood friends and was approached by neighbors afterwards, which made me realize that baseball remains the beloved sport among the Japanese public.”
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