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What is another word for Subsequent To? – 172 Subsequent To Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    after following subsequent later succeeding next thereafter afterwards subsequently in the wake of behind later on at a later time in the aftermath pursuing succeeding post later than after the fact in consequence as a result thereafter thence then next in line successive sequent sequential consequential resultant ensuant supervening proximate following on in pursuance pursuant to in response to answering to reacting to replying to succeeding to coming after occurring after happening after transpiring after taking place after going on after proceeding after coming next occurring next happening next transpiring next taking place next going on next proceeding next

    Meaning of Subsequent To

    According to Merriam-Webster Dictionary, "subsequent to" means happening or done after something else, or following something in time or order.

    Definitions

    • The Cambridge Dictionary defines "subsequent to" as happening or done after something else, or following something in a series.
    • The Oxford Dictionary states that "subsequent to" means happening or done after something else, especially as a result of it.

    Example Uses

    • The company will review the application subsequent to the interview.
    • The new policy will be implemented subsequent to the approval of the board.
    • The flowers bloomed subsequent to the warm weather.
    • The teacher will provide feedback subsequent to the submission of the assignment.
    • The doctor will prescribe medication subsequent to the diagnosis.

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    prior to before preceding previous earlier sooner anterior antecedent preceding preexisting prevenient prevent previous to antecedently afore aforetime beforehand ahead of in advance of previous prior preceding anterior earlier formerly initially at the outset at the start from the beginning from the outset from the start