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Definition of subsequent
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of subsequent is as below...
Subsequent
(a.)
Following
in time;
coming
or being after
something
else at any time,
indefinitely;
as,
subsequent
events;
subsequent
ages or
years;
a
period
long
subsequent
to the
foundation
of
Rome..
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Protoplast
::
Protoplast
(n.) The thing first
formed;
that of which there are
subsequent
copies
or
reproductions;
the
original.
Astrology
::
Astrology
(n.) In its
etymological
signification,
the
science
of the
stars;
among the
ancients,
synonymous
with
astronomy;
subsequently,
the art of
judging
of the
influences
of the stars upon human
affairs,
and of
foretelling
events
by their
position
and
aspects..
Subserous
::
Subsequently
(adv.)
At a later time;
afterwards.
Postexistence
::
Postexistence
(n.)
Subsequent
existence.
Atavism
::
Atavism
(n.) The
recurrence
of any
peculiarity
or
disease
of an
ancestor
in a
subsequent
generation,
after an
intermission
for a
generation
or two..
Ex Postfacto
::
Ex
postfacto
() From or by an after act, or thing done
afterward;
in
consequence
of a
subsequent
act;
retrospective..
Epoch
::
Epoch (n.) A fixed point of time,
established
in
history
by the
occurrence
of some grand or
remarkable
event;
a point of time
marked
by an event of great
subsequent
influence;
as, the epoch of the
creation;
the birth of
Christ
was the epoch which gave rise to the
Christian
era..
Postremote
::
Postremote
(a.) More
remote
in
subsequent
time or
order.
Audita Querela
::
Audita
querela
() A writ which lies for a party
against
whom
judgment
is
recovered,
but to whom good
matter
of
discharge
has
subsequently
accrued
which could not have been
availed
of to
prevent
such
judgment..
Bridewell
::
Bridewell
(n.) A house of
correction
for the
confinement
of
disorderly
persons;
-- so
called
from a
hospital
built in 1553 near St.
Bride's
(or
Bridget's)
well, in
London,
which was
subsequently
a penal
workhouse..
Subsequently
::
Subsequent
(a.)
Following
in order of
place;
succeeding;
as, a
subsequent
clause
in a
treaty..
Revise
::
Revise
(n.) A
second
proof
sheet;
a proof sheet taken after the first or a
subsequent
correction.
Pimelic
::
Pimelic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
a
substance
obtained
from
certain
fatty
substances,
and
subsequently
shown to be a
mixture
of
suberic
and
adipic
acids..
Xerophthalmia
::
Xerophthalmia
(n.) An
abnormal
dryness
of the
eyeball
produced
usually
by
long-continued
inflammation
and
subsequent
atrophy
of the
conjunctiva.
Postnate
::
Postnate
(a.)
Subsequent.
Aftergame
::
Aftergame
(n.) A
second
game;
hence,
a
subsequent
scheme
or
expedient..
Chiasmus
::
Chiasmus
(n.) An
inversion
of the order of words or
phrases,
when
repeated
or
subsequently
referred
to in a
sentence.
Postliminiar
::
Postliminiar
(a.)
Contrived,
done, or
existing
subsequently..
Posteriorly
::
Posteriorly
(adv.)
Subsequently
in time; also,
behind
in
position..
Imperator
::
Imperator
(n.) A
commander;
a
leader;
an
emperor;
--
originally
an
appellation
of honor by which Roman
soldiers
saluted
their
general
after an
important
victory.
Subsequently
the title was
conferred
as a
recognition
of great
military
achievements
by the
senate,
whence
it
carried
wiht it some
special
privileges.
After the
downfall
of the
Republic
it was
assumed
by
Augustus
and his
successors,
and came to have the
meaning
now
attached
to the word
emperor..
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