Choose the perfect synonym or antonym for the word Referring to a point in time that comes later than another event.
After
/ˈæftər/Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Examples:
I don't go out after 10 p.m.
About two years after I saw the footprint.
God had not, after all, decided to spare him.
Etymology:
Originating from Old English æfter, which is related to Gothic aftaro and Old High German aftar, both meaning behind or later, the term has been used to indicate succession or following a certain time or event.
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