subsequently

/ˈsəbsəkwəntɫi/

after a particular thing has happened

subsequently in a sentence

“He was arrested and subsequently released on bail.”

Latin subsequens: from subsequi (to follow after), from sub- (close to) + sequi (to follow)

Related Words

thus

as a result or consequence of this; therefore

hence

as a consequence; for this reason

moreover

as a further matter; besides

furthermore

in addition; besides

nevertheless

in spite of that; notwithstanding

nonetheless

in spite of what has just been said