Pronunciation: /hɪrˈæftər/
noun a future time or occasion
A1 I will meet you hereafter the movie.
A2 The hereafter is often depicted as a place of peace and tranquility.
B1 In the hereafter, we may be reunited with our loved ones.
B2 Many religions have beliefs about what happens in the hereafter.
C1 Philosophers have debated the nature of the hereafter for centuries.
C2 The concept of the hereafter raises questions about the afterlife and existence beyond death.
adverb from this time on; from now on
A1 I will study hard and do well in school. Hereafter, I will be able to get a good job.
A2 She promised to be more organized with her work. Hereafter, she will keep track of deadlines more effectively.
B1 After completing the training program, employees will be expected to follow the new procedures hereafter.
B2 The company implemented a new policy regarding overtime pay. Hereafter, all employees will be compensated for extra hours worked.
C1 The government passed a law to protect endangered species. Hereafter, anyone found hunting these animals will face severe penalties.
C2 Having achieved success in his career, the actor decided to focus on philanthropy hereafter, using his influence to support charitable causes.
formal Hereafter, all employees must submit their timesheets by the end of the week.
informal From hereafter, we gotta remember to lock the front door before we leave.
slang Yo, starting hereafter, we're gonna be lit every weekend!
figurative In the grand scheme of things, our actions hereafter will determine our success.
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