infra

Synonyms for infra

adv happening after

adverb. afterward

"under, below, further on," from Latin infra (see infra-).

One proclamation stated that no one was to say that it was infra dig.

As was done in the case of Solomon Mosely, spoken of infra, p.

The word has another and more particular signification, as infra sl.

A table of the chronology so far as it can be ascertained is furnished, infra.

See Marshall's defense of the County Court system, infra, 491.

These examinations were formally opened to girls in February 1865 (infra p. 358).

The page has been left blank for the fulfilment of this promise: cf. Milton, infra.

For summary of the conclusions of this chapter, see Appendix, infra, p. 289.

Let this latter statement be compared with infra, pp. 136, 137.

For a summary of the account see the certificate appended, infra.