afterlife
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5.1
- noun
- /ˈæftərˌlaɪf/
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- Religious teachings often include descriptions of the afterlife and the fate of the soul.
- believe in the afterlife
- belief in the afterlife
- death and the afterlife
So I was interested in, you know, ideas of the afterlife and the soul.
- So I was interested in, you know, ideas of the afterlife and the soul.
- What does it mean to drift between this life and the afterlife?
- So she doesn't even have her own room in the afterlife.
- Maybe it's much more beautiful out there in the afterlife.
- I mean, the ancient Hebrews, their idea of the afterlife was nothing.
- And she said, I know in my heart, I know there is an afterlife.
- And I believe that what a wild adventure to walk into the afterlife with your daughter or with your father.
- But no, she is making new content exclusively in the digital afterlife.
- Well, take the Zodiac and you had his claim that he's collecting souls for the afterlife.
- I can guarantee you they're in whatever afterlife you believe of believe in.
- But the idea that it gets good in the in the afterlife, that was pretty new.
Examples
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But his journey through the afterlife is about to be interrupted.
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Our faith offers an afterlife.
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So I was interested in, you know, ideas of the afterlife and the soul.
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And I believe that what a wild adventure to walk into the afterlife with your daughter or with your father.
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Your family will meet you in the afterlife.
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If she suffered enough on this earth, the afterlife would take care of itself.
Fiction book (1990) -
And quite commonly religion involves belief in an afterlife, but not all.
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Both attempt to present a case for believing in an afterlife that has some scientific credibility.
Academic text (1998) -
So it's your good deeds come back to you and your bad deeds in the afterlife come back to affect you.
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You'll have plenty of time to bond in the afterlife.
Synonyms
46
7.4
Life that continues forever after death
10
8.4
Life after death that some people believe in
2
8.6
A place people imagine where they go after they die
1
8.4
A place or life people believe exists after death
1
7.9
An endless state of being after death
A state with no beginning or end, like life after death
Antonyms
Compounds
- Literature
1
8.9
A path a person follows after they die, often in religious stories
How Pleasant
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Afterlife comes from the simple English parts after ('after') and life ('life'), so it names the 'life' people imagine comes 'after' death, like a second life after this one.