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afterward

[af-ter-werd, ahf-] / ˈæf tər wərd, ˈɑf- /


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As Belafonte later wrote, Poitier told him afterward, half joking, half shaken: “Don’t ever call me again for something like this.”

From The Wall Street Journal

They tasted of that which you craved most, but also, if you ate more than one, made you vomit something black for days afterward.

From Literature

“They did wonder about her afterward, the Poles,” he says, turning to me.

From Literature

U.S. officials who briefed reporters afterward described the talks as upbeat and constructive.

From The Wall Street Journal

On average, people received weight loss treatment for 39 weeks and were followed for about 32 weeks afterward.

From Science Daily