Antonym: morning. Similar words: after, go after, after all, afterward, take after, look after, after school, one after another. Meaning: [ɑːftəˈnuːn] 
n. 1. the part of the day between noon and evening 2. a conventional expression of greeting or farewell.
n. 1. the part of the day between noon and evening 2. a conventional expression of greeting or farewell. 
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121. I must have had a brainstorm that afternoon.
122. I spent Sunday afternoon poking around an old bookshop.
123. She liked to spend Saturday afternoon shopping.
124. This afternoon the prosecution will call its star witness.
125. I'll drive the girl over this afternoon.
126. We serve lunch and afternoon tea .
127. By late afternoon[sentencedict.com], she had done 10 drawings.
128. It is 5 o' clock in the afternoon.
129. It was on a Saturday afternoon.
130. The phone rang at regular intervals all afternoon.
131. The sky began to haze over during the afternoon.
132. Well, folks, shall we go out this afternoon?
133. I spent the afternoon schlepping around the house.
134. Hughes punched out at five o'clock every afternoon.
135. The satellite passes over Britain every afternoon.
136. Another lot of visitors will be here this afternoon.
137. Afternoon tea is served on the terrace.
138. I spoke to her yesterday afternoon.
139. I need to go shopping this afternoon.
140. She walks the dog for an hour every afternoon.
141. Can I make a booking for Friday afternoon?
142. How many fish did you net this afternoon?
143. She dawdled away the whole afternoon.
144. The interview took place on a Friday afternoon.
145. Let's go to the park this afternoon.
146. I crashed out on the sofa this afternoon.
147. He spent the afternoon tooling around town.
148. The afternoon sun shone full on her.
149. We could drive over to Oxford this afternoon.
150. He was having his afternoon nap .
More similar words: after, go after, after all, afterward, take after, look after, after school, one after another, after a while, day after day, year after year, noon, no one, governor, western, pattern, eastern, external, Internet, internal, paternal, sooner or later, alternative, international, eastern europe, turn on, born of, turn off, burn out, turn out.