Subsequent (adjective)

  1. Following as a result or effect; ensuing.
  2. Happening or done later or as a result of something else.
  3. Following in time or order; subsequent to a specified event or time.
  4. Relating to or denoting a thing that follows another.
  5. Following or subordinate in rank or importance.

Origin:

Late middle english (in the sense "following as a result"): from latin subsequent- "following", from the verb subsequi, from sub- "under" + sequi "follow".

Examples:

  1. The subsequent events were disastrous.
  2. The subsequent investigation revealed the truth.
  3. Subsequent to their meeting, she received a job offer.
  4. In subsequent years, the company expanded rapidly.
  5. The subsequent chapter provides more detail on the topic.
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