adverb
subsequently
Afterward; at a later time.
The committee reviews each proposal and subsequently announces its decision.
Etymology
The source verb means following after. Subsequently places an event later in the sequence being described.
More examples
- She studied nursing and subsequently worked at a local hospital.
- The missing documents were subsequently found in another folder.
- We initially rejected the offer but subsequently changed our minds.
Forms
subsequent adjective — Happening or coming after something else.