Pronunciation: /pɑˈstɪriər/
noun the rear end or hind part of something
A1 The posterior of the book had a summary of the main points.
A2 The posterior of the car was damaged in the accident.
B1 The posterior of the house faced a beautiful garden.
B2 The posterior of the building had a fire escape for emergencies.
C1 The posterior of the plane was equipped with a rear camera for landing.
C2 The posterior of the ship had a helipad for emergency evacuations.
adjective situated behind or at the rear
A1 The posterior part of the car was damaged in the accident.
A2 The doctor examined the patient's posterior to check for any signs of injury.
B1 The posterior entrance to the building is rarely used by visitors.
B2 The artist's painting depicted a beautiful landscape with a mountain in the posterior view.
C1 The scientist conducted research on the posterior distribution of the data.
C2 The architect designed a modern building with a glass posterior facade.
formal The posterior distribution is calculated using Bayesian inference.
informal The posterior probability of rain tomorrow is high.
slang I need to work on my posterior chain at the gym.
figurative She always speaks her mind, never holding back her posterior thoughts.
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