thereafter
- adverb
- /ðɛrˈæftər/
- Formal
- Thereafter, you will be charged with contempt of court, meaning you will be incarcerated.
- shortly thereafter
- soon thereafter
- immediately thereafter
But every kick thereafter hurt a little less.
- But every kick thereafter hurt a little less.
- And you know, shortly thereafter I started getting brand deals.
- And every year thereafter, the site doubled after I made that change.
- Two of the teams actually made it to the moon shortly thereafter, but crashed on landing.
- Shortly thereafter they got approval to buy new jets.
- And thankfully my ADD brain switched pretty soon thereafter.
- And then we just measure people's reactions or behavior thereafter.
- Most people who get through the beginning find they do just fine thereafter.
- So you buy the glass jar once and then the refill pods thereafter.
- And then we deployed shortly thereafter.
Examples
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For a long time thereafter, women did not journey to Antarctica in any numbers.
Academic text (2008) -
Thereafter, he provided a full confession to authorities.
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But every kick thereafter hurt a little less.
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And then did you leave thereafter with the baby?
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And every year thereafter, the site doubled after I made that change.
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Shortly thereafter, the instructions came through.
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Antitrust was of limited importance thereafter until the coming of the New Deal.
Academic text (1991) -
Records of the Caninae appeared in Europe first, and almost immediately thereafter in Asia and Africa.
Academic text (2008) -
Shortly thereafter, Tom Dobbs was on the ballot in 13 states.
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After graduating from university, she moved to London and started her career; thereafter, she focused on becoming a successful author.
Synonyms
Immediately after that
At a time after now or after a time already said
At a later time
After something else happens
From that time on
From that time on
Happening after something else in time
How Formal
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word thereafter is simply there + after: there can mean 'at that time' and after means 'later', so thereafter means 'from that time onwards'.