posterior — situated at or toward the back part; occurring later in time
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: situated at or toward the back part; occurring later in time
Pronunciation (IPA): /pɑːˈstɪriər/
Korean meaning: 뒤쪽의, 후방의; 나중의
Korean pronunciation: 포**스**티어리어
Example Sentences
- The teacher caught him sleeping and wrote a note about his posterior behavior.
- After sitting for 8 hours, my posterior was completely numb.
- The posterior entrance of the museum is less crowded.
posterior
ADJECTIVE//pɑːˈstɪriər//
situated at or toward the back part; occurring later in time
The veterinarian carefully examines the dog's posterior legs and hindquarters
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From posterior view, the interior design proves superior!
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Origin
From Latin 'posterior' meaning 'coming after' or 'hinder,' derived from the comparative form of 'posterus' meaning 'coming after' or 'following.'
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“The teacher caught him sleeping and wrote a note about his posterior behavior.”
“After sitting for 8 hours, my posterior was completely numb.”
“The posterior entrance of the museum is less crowded.”
“In posterior analysis, we realized we should have brought more snacks.”
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