subsequent  /ˈsəb sə kwənt/ ? Meaning of "subsequent"

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Definition(s):

  • (adj) following in time or order

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Usage(s):

  1. But those same contracts turned out to be at the heart of AIG's downfall and subsequent taxpayer rescue.
  2. And Clinton and Reagan, who dropped below majority approval faster than most other presidents, easily won second terms in the subsequent election.
  3. The shuttle's descent and subsequent loss of contact with the ground Remembering Columbia Reaction and remembrance after the loss of the shuttle.

News

  1. Over 50 killed, 100 injured in Pak suicide attack

    A suicide attack on a procession organised by Shia students and subsequent firing by protesters at Quetta in southwest Pakistan on Friday killed over 50 people and injured more than 100 others, hours after two terrorist attacks left as many persons dead in the northwest.
    on 2010/09/03 Source: rediff.com

  2. Joshua Glazer: 8 Infamous Rave Crackdowns

    With the immense success and subsequent backlash against Electric Daisy Carnival following the death of a 15-year-old attendee from an ecstasy overdose, the future of...
    on 2010/09/02 Source: The Huffington Post

  3. Russ Wellen: Canceling End-Timers' Nuclear Ticket to Armageddon

    As with many religions, Christians look forward to an apocalypse and their subsequent ascension to heaven. In this view, staving off wholesale nuclear destruction is seen as getting in God's way.
    on 2010/09/03 Source: The Huffington Post

Quotes

  1. "I think the subsequent five years have demonstrated that the lesson was learned," he said.
    on Jul 8, 2010 By: Robert Gates Source: Los Angeles Times

  2. In a statement Wednesday Brand said that he was resigning and that he took "complete responsibility," adding: "As I only do the radio show to make people laugh I've decided that, given the subsequent coverage, I will stop doing the show. I got a bit...
    on Oct 30, 2008 By: Russell Brand Source: CNN

  3. "We applaud and encourage Isaiah's realization that he needs help and his subsequent choice to seek immediate treatment for his behavioral issues," Rhimes said.
    on Jan 24, 2007 By: Shonda Rhimes Source: Washington Post

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