What is another word for subsequent?
Pronunciation:
[ sˈʌbsɪkwənt], [ sˈʌbsɪkwənt], [ s_ˈʌ_b_s_ɪ_k_w_ə_n_t]
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Similar words for subsequent:
- after (adjective)
- all (adjective)
- coming (adjective)
- consequent (adjective)
- derivative (adjective)
- ensuing (adjective)
- ex post facto (adjective)
- following (adjective)
- future (adjective)
- later (adjective)
- next (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- posterior (adjective)
- second (adjective)
- secondary (adjective)
- sequent (adjective)
- sequential (adjective)
- succeeding/successive (adjective)
- under (adverb)
- other relevant words (adverb)
- under (adverb)
- ensuant (noun)
- other relevant words (preposition)
- other relevant words (verb)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Subsequent:
adj.
• after (adjective) • all (adjective) • 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.
- in-direct,
- logical,
- more inferable,
- most inferable,
- more understandable,
- most resulting,
- more reasonable,
- more resulting,
- in direct.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- running after,
- second-hand,
- runner-up,
- sequential,
- hard by,
- back-to-back,
- next in line for,
- drawing near,
- placer,
- side-by-side,
- consequent,
- gaining upon,
- sequent,
- in view,
- Successional,
- in the offing,
- in prospect,
- in line,
- next in order,
- to be,
- coterminous,
- in the wind,
- following after,
- in store,
- following,
- runnerup,
- Inferable,
- next,
- second hand,
- Derivate,
- later,
- downstream,
- on the side,
- ex post facto,
- coming,
- getting near.
- 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.
adv.
• under (adverb)adv
• Other relevant words: (adverb) • under (adverb)n.
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•
- time.
prep.
• Other relevant words: (preposition)v.
• Other relevant words: (verb)Other synonyms:
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•
- late,
- finally,
- promptly,
- ultimately,
- successive,
- when,
- quickly,
- serial,
- hardly.
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•
- immediately,
- overnight,
- Upon,
- consecutive.
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- directly.
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•
- immediate.
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- in.
- 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.
How to use "Subsequent" in context?
Subsequent is defined as following or happening later in time or sequence. For example, John is five years older than Mary and they are both adults. This is a subsequent event because it happens after John is already an adult.
Subsequent can also describe an action or result that follows a previous one. For example, if we roll a die and get a six, we could say that the action of rolling the die is the subsequent event. The result of getting a six is what follows the action of rolling the die.
Paraphrases for Subsequent:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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Equivalence
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Adjective
consequent, later, resultant.
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Proper noun, singular
later.
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Adjective
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Independent
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Adjective
accompanying, additional, aft, associated, attendant, back-to-back, coming, concomitant, consecutive, consistent, corresponding, downstream, due, ensuing, eventual, following, forthcoming, future, hereinafter, hind, late, latter, new, onward, other, previous, prospective, recent, second, sequential, supplementary, then, ulterior, ultimate, upcoming, younger, Followed, youngest, posteriori, post-conflict, post-retirement, ex-post, post-project, post-session, re-screen.
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Proper noun, singular
following, future, subsequently, Seeds.
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Adjective
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