Synonyms for Subsequent:

• adj.

  •after (adjective)
  • ensuing,
  • consequential,
  • proximate,
  • resulting,
  • subsequential,
  • resultant,
  • postliminary.
  •all (adjective)
  • subsequent.
  •coming (adjective)
  • up-and-coming,
  • fore seen,
  • ordained,
  • more predestined,
  • pre-paring,
  • sub-sequent,
  • pre-destined,
  • more preparing,
  • more converging,
  • more docking,
  • de serving,
  • most docking,
  • in offing,
  • pursuing,
  • almost one,
  • in wind,
  • nigh,
  • sub sequent,
  • more progressing,
  • most advancing,
  • more advancing,
  • de-serving,
  • pre paring,
  • most converging,
  • almost on one,
  • most predestined,
  • up and coming,
  • fated,
  • pre destined,
  • most preparing,
  • oncoming,
  • gaining up on,
  • fore-seen,
  • most progressing.
  •consequent (adjective)
  • in-direct,
  • logical,
  • more inferable,
  • most inferable,
  • more understandable,
  • most resulting,
  • more reasonable,
  • more resulting,
  • in direct.
  •derivative (adjective)
  • secondary.
  •ensuing (adjective)
  • next off.
  •ex post facto (adjective)
  • done afterward,
  • post factum,
  • retroactive.
  •following (adjective)
  • later on,
  • directly after,
  • by and by,
  • on the scent,
  • after a while,
  • Seriate,
  • in search of,
  • succeed,
  • in the wake of,
  • coming next,
  • coming after,
  • in pursuit,
  • then.
  •future (adjective)
  • down the road,
  • from now on in,
  • down the pike,
  • looked toward,
  • just around the corner,
  • down the line,
  • from here to eternity,
  • from here on,
  • close at hand,
  • future,
  • from here in,
  • in the cards.
  •later (adjective)
  • most downstream,
  • more downstream.
  •next (adjective)
  • more abutting,
  • most meeting,
  • more back-to-back,
  • more coterminous,
  • be-side,
  • most side by side,
  • more alongside,
  • more beside,
  • more meeting,
  • most back-to-back,
  • most attached,
  • more side-by-side,
  • most back to back,
  • most side-by-side,
  • most alongside,
  • back to back,
  • more attached,
  • most abutting,
  • on side,
  • more side by side,
  • be side,
  • more back to back,
  • most coterminous,
  • most beside.
  •posterior (adjective)
  • yesterday's.
  •second (adjective)
  • more runner up,
  • more runnerup,
  • next order,
  • most another,
  • more reproduction,
  • runner up,
  • re-production,
  • un-important,
  • more another,
  • most runner-up,
  • most runner up,
  • placest,
  • most runnerup,
  • more runner-up,
  • most reproduction.
  •secondary (adjective)
  • more derivate,
  • sub-ordinate,
  • more second-hand,
  • de pendent,
  • de rived,
  • more resultant,
  • sub ordinate,
  • most derivate,
  • most second-hand,
  • more second hand,
  • most resultant,
  • de-rived,
  • most second hand,
  • de-pendent.
  •sequent (adjective)
  • in order,
  • in turn,
  • numerical,
  • seriatim,
  • one after another,
  • serialized.
  •sequential (adjective)
  • succedent.
  •succeeding/successive (adjective)
  • in row,
  • next line for,
  • more alternating,
  • most rotating,
  • most alternating,
  • in a row,
  • more rotating,
  • next up.

• adv.

  •under (adverb)
  • subsumed,
  • governed.

• adv

  •under (adverb)
  • in the power of,
  • Substract.

• n.

  •
  • in time,
  • Since,
  • in the course of time,
  • beyond.
  •
  • precede,
  • posterior.
  •
  • time.
  •ensuant (noun)
  • ensuant.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • afterwards,
  • thereafter,
  • once,
  • succeeding,
  • Post-mortem,
  • afterward,
  • subsequently,
  • thereupon.
  •
  • late,
  • finally,
  • promptly,
  • ultimately,
  • successive,
  • when,
  • quickly,
  • serial,
  • hardly.
  •
  • immediately,
  • overnight,
  • Upon,
  • consecutive.
  •
  • directly.
  •
  • immediate.
  •
  • in.
  •Other relevant words:
  • cadet,
  • demonstrate,
  • remote future,
  • upon which,
  • epilogue,
  • adjourn,
  • consequence,
  • day of judgment,
  • incoming,
  • continuity,
  • downwards,
  • come about,
  • go,
  • coming age,
  • befall,
  • behind,
  • break,
  • futurity,
  • cease,
  • downstairs,
  • expected,
  • caudal,
  • conclusion,
  • concerning,
  • below,
  • successor,
  • morrow,
  • show,
  • end,
  • Futurition,
  • forth,
  • latter,
  • postmortem,
  • junior,
  • follow-up,
  • occur,
  • fruit,
  • lineal,
  • after time,
  • petty,
  • millennium,
  • endure,
  • younger,
  • after,
  • quit,
  • hind,
  • furthermore,
  • end up,
  • effects,
  • develop,
  • keep,
  • abandon,
  • Postnate,
  • hindmost,
  • hinder,
  • continuation,
  • sequel,
  • Postdiluvial,
  • alternate,
  • second,
  • product,
  • arise,
  • postpositive,
  • final,
  • heir,
  • event,
  • attendant,
  • Postpositional,
  • further,
  • development,
  • hereafter,
  • effect,
  • crack of doom,
  • pursuit,
  • come after,
  • examine,
  • from that time,
  • aftermath,
  • result,
  • after a time,
  • according to,
  • upshot,
  • along,
  • Eftsoons,
  • additional,
  • drop,
  • prospective,
  • tomorrow's,
  • followup,
  • astern,
  • prolong,
  • ulterior,
  • issue,
  • appendant,
  • continue,
  • befitting,
  • hereinafter,
  • time to come,
  • Sequacious,
  • outcome,
  • proceed,
  • in the sequel,
  • remain,
  • Amoebean,
  • unborn,
  • doomsday,
  • coming life,
  • after life,
  • Suffixed,
  • extend,
  • after-,
  • subsequent time,
  • down,
  • Puisne,
  • approaching,
  • prove,
  • confirm,
  • corollary,
  • close upon,
  • happen.

Paraphrases for Subsequent:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    consequent, resultant, later.
  • Proper noun, singular
    later.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    younger, youngest, eventual, consecutive, forthcoming, ex-post, then, attendant, onward, posteriori, other, concomitant, post-session, recent, coming, latter, second, re-screen, upcoming, ulterior, hind, additional, downstream, sequential, post-retirement, ensuing, corresponding, accompanying, following, post-conflict, consistent, Followed, late, post-project, future, new, supplementary, back-to-back, due, aft, prospective, ultimate, previous, hereinafter, associated.
  • Proper noun, singular
    Seeds, subsequently, following, future.
  • Verb, past tense
    Indicated, stated, showed, following, Followed.

Antonyms for Subsequent:

• adj.

  • after
    former, earlier, preceding, prior, previous, anteceent.
  • all
    antecedent.
  • Other antonyms:
    advanced, early, fore, advance.