whereafter
After which point
Whereafter is a formal or archaic conjunction meaning "after which": The contract was signed, whereafter the parties celebrated.
It belongs to the family of compound relative adverbs—whereupon, whereby, wherein—that sound legalistic or old-fashioned in contemporary speech but persist in formal documents and historical texts.
Occurring after something else
- thereuponImmediately following that
- ensuingFollowing as consequence
- henceforthFrom this time onward
- followingComing after another
later · next · succeeding · forthcoming · downstream · postlude · thence · hence
Later in this document
- aforementionedPreviously mentioned in text
- pursuantIn conformity with
- stipulationCondition in an agreement
- provisionPreparatory supply or clause
clause · hereby · therein · thereof · heretofore · forthwith · aforesaid
What follows a cause
- outcomeFinal result of events
- effectResult of a cause
- repercussionIndirect result of action
- ramificationSecondary consequence of action
aftermath · fallout · upshot · corollary · implication · sequelae · knock-on effect · aftereffect
subsequently
Occurring after something else
- thereuponImmediately following that
- ensuingFollowing as consequence
- henceforthFrom this time onward
following · later · next · succeeding · forthcoming · downstream · postlude · thence · hence · in consequence
hereinafter
Later in this document
- aforementionedPreviously mentioned in text
- pursuantIn conformity with
- stipulationCondition in an agreement
provision · clause · hereby · therein · thereof · heretofore · forthwith · aforesaid
result
What follows a cause
- outcomeFinal result of events
- effectResult of a cause
- repercussionIndirect result of action
ramification · aftermath · fallout · upshot · corollary · implication · sequelae · knock-on effect · aftereffect · end result
whereafterwherefore
For what purpose
previously · beforehand · antecedently · heretofore · ere
after, where, elsewhere, everywhere, afterward, nowhere, anywhere, whereas, whereabouts