subsequent
/ˈsʌbsɪkwənt/
adj 3noun 1
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4ADJ.
all, close, constitutional, cretaceous, due, established, jurassic, nationwide
The subsequent constitutional changes were debated for months before being finally approved.
VERB + SUBSEQUENT
can't, clouds, continued, gas, happening, passed, position, remember
The continued subsequent delays in the project frustrated everyone on the team.
SUBSEQUENT + NOUN
counter-reformation, course, decision, derwent, events, formation, generation, q
The subsequent events unfolded so quickly that nobody had time to prepare.
PREP.
after, down, in, up
In the subsequent years after the war, the country gradually rebuilt its economy.
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