Antonym: beforehand. Similar words: put forward, bring forward, after, look forward to, go after, after all, look after, take after. Meaning: ['ɑːftəwəd] 
adv. happening at a time subsequent to a reference time.
adv. happening at a time subsequent to a reference time. 
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(151) Telephone that you sow in usage, please sow again afterward!
(152) But serves in the match wins the plate bureau, the Chinese artificial flower with gold- foil clenched the teeth to save a inventorying, afterward succeeded breaks, pulled evenly 6:6 the score.
(153) Origin: Kurf Urstendamm Street was also the locus of KAISER WILHELM Memorial afterward.
(154) Afterward two teams started three point war, the bilateral score up rapidly rise.
(155) Whenever the king went to the Lord 's temple, the guards bore the shields, and afterward they returned them to the guardroom.
(156) Afterward, they talked, always about the same thing—Piotr's postcoital desire to end the affair and Agnieszka's passionate opposition.
(157) The State Department afterward intervened frequently on a diplomatic level.
(158) The American Red Cross of Greater New York hosted another Prepare New York seminar at CCBA. President Eric Ng presented the certificates to the attendees afterward.
(158) Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.
(159) Shortly afterward, government censors began a campaign, ostensibly against Internet pornography and other forms of deviance.
(160) Shortly afterward, during a Boy Scout summer camp, I participated in riflery at their shooting range.
(161) It'seems not bad. The scabbard was installed afterward. It's rare if it's old and intact Longquan fittings.
More similar words: put forward, bring forward, after, look forward to, go after, after all, look after, take after, one after another, after a while, after school, day after day, year after year, under way, award, toward, hardware, upwardly mobile, doorway, in other words, together with, overwhelm, overwhelming, craft, draft, often, war, gifted, soften, warn.