Pronunciation: /ˈæftərwərdz/
adverb referring to a time following an event or situation
A1 I woke up early and then went to work afterwards.
A2 She finished her homework and afterwards went to play outside.
B1 Afterwards, they decided to go out for dinner to celebrate.
B2 The meeting went well and afterwards they all went for drinks.
C1 Afterwards, he reflected on the decisions he had made throughout the day.
C2 She completed her research project and afterwards submitted it for publication.
formal The meeting went smoothly, and afterwards, we discussed the next steps.
informal We had a great time at the party, and afterwards, we went out for some late-night snacks.
slang We aced the exam, and afterwards, we hit up the mall for some shopping.
figurative She poured her heart out to him, and afterwards, she felt like a weight had been lifted off her shoulders.
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