subsequently
Following that event
Subsequently means after that or later in time.
It connects events in sequence, indicating that one thing followed another: She graduated in May and subsequently moved to Chicago.
The word is somewhat formal; in casual speech, people more often say "then" or "after that."
At a subsequent time
- thereafterFrom that point on
- laterAt a subsequent time
- thenAt that time
- nextImmediately following in sequence
following · ensuing · in time · eventually · ultimately · hereafter · later on · down the line
Immediately following that
- whereuponAfter which something happened
- thenceforthFrom that time forward
- henceforthFrom this time onward
- forthwithWithout delay
For that reason
- thusIn this way
- henceFor that reason
- as a resultIndicating causal outcome
- accordinglyIn response to that
resulting · in effect · outcome · repercussion · aftermath
In unbroken sequence
- sequentiallyIn ordered succession
- successivelyIn uninterrupted sequence
- in turnIn proper sequence
- in orderArranged as intended
proceeding · continuing · progressing · serial · chronologically · step by step · one after another
afterward
At a subsequent time
- thereafterFrom that point on
- laterAt a subsequent time
- thenAt that time
next · following · ensuing · in time · eventually · ultimately · hereafter · later on · down the line · in due course
thereupon
Immediately following that
- whereuponAfter which something happened
- thenceforthFrom that time forward
- henceforthFrom this time onward
therefore
For that reason
- thusIn this way
- henceFor that reason
- as a resultIndicating causal outcome
accordingly · resulting · in effect · outcome · repercussion · aftermath
consecutively
In unbroken sequence
- sequentiallyIn ordered succession
- successivelyIn uninterrupted sequence
- in turnIn proper sequence
in order · proceeding · continuing · progressing · serial · chronologically · step by step · one after another
- time wordsminute, hour, day, now, soon
- sequence wordsfirst, second, third, next, fourth
- Transition Wordshowever, therefore, furthermore, meanwhile, nevertheless
- formal adverbsaccordingly, furthermore, hence, hereby, however
- formal wordshereby, herein, thereof, thereby, whereby
- sequence adverbsfirst, firstly, second, secondly, third
subsequentlypreviously
Before the present moment
beforehand · earlier · prior · before · formerly