Subsequent
101subséquente — ● subséquent, subséquente adjectif (latin subsequens, entis, suivant de près) Littéraire. Qui vient à la suite dans l ordre du temps, du rang. Se dit des affluents des rivières conséquentes responsables du déblaiement des dépressions au pied des… …
102The Bridestones — Subsequent destruction The largest single ransacking of the monument was the removal of several hundred tons to construct the nearby turnpike road. Stones from the monument were also taken to build the nearby house and farm; other stones were… …
103subsequentto — subsequent to prep. At a later time than; after. * * * …
104postnecrotic — Subsequent to the death of a tissue or part of the body …
105postpubescent — Subsequent to the period of puberty. SYN: postpuberal, postpubertal. * * * post·pu·bes·cent pyü bes ənt adj occurring or being in the period following puberty: POSTPUBERTAL …
106after the fact — Subsequent to an event from which time is reckoned, e.g. accessory after fact is one who harbors, conceals or aids in concealment of the principal felon after the felony has been committed …
107after the fact — Subsequent to an event from which time is reckoned, e.g. accessory after fact is one who harbors, conceals or aids in concealment of the principal felon after the felony has been committed …
108afterward — Subsequent to a definite happening …
109Matrimonium subsequens tollit peccatum praecedens — Subsequent marriage obliterates precedent sin or offense …
110revival of offense — Subsequent conduct of the offender which permits the assertion of an offense previously condoned as a ground of divorce. 24 Am J2d Div & S § 221 …
