subsequent to — following in time; after
Part of speech: PREPOSITION
Definition: following in time; after
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈsʌbsɪkwənt tuː/
Example Sentences
- The new policy will take effect subsequent to board approval.
- Subsequent to winning the lottery, he quit his job and bought a yacht.
- Subsequent to discovering his wife's secret chocolate stash, he understood why dinner was always so small.
subsequent to
PREPOSITION[/ˈsʌbsɪkwənt tuː/]
following in time; after
Subsequent to the product launch, the company expanded into international markets.
Subsequent to graduation, she started her first full-time job. (SUBSEQUENT TO = AFTER + SEQUENCE)
Subsequent to the emergency call, the firefighters arrived immediately, and fortunately everyone was rescued safely.
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“The new policy will take effect subsequent to board approval.”
“Subsequent to winning the lottery, he quit his job and bought a yacht.”
“Subsequent to discovering his wife's secret chocolate stash, he understood why dinner was always so small.”
“All changes must be documented subsequent to implementation.”
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