subsequently
The team analyzed the data and subsequently made a decision.
The team made a decision after analyzing the data.
at a later time; following something else in sequence
She submitted her application and was subsequently offered an interview.
After submitting her application, she was offered an interview.
The company announced the merger and subsequently saw a rise in stock prices.
After announcing the merger, the company saw a rise in stock prices.
Often used in formal or written contexts to indicate a chronological sequence.
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Pro Tip
Formal Usage
Use 'subsequently' in formal writing to show a sequence of events.
Gold Rule
Sequence Indicator
Always follows the event it refers to.
Word Origin
From Latin 'subsequens', present participle of 'subsequi' (to follow).
Usage Notes
Common in formal writing, legal documents, and academic contexts. Avoid in casual speech.