whereupon
At which point
Whereupon is most often used in formal writing to introduce something that happens immediately after another thing, sometimes as a consequence: I look forward to a visit soon, whereupon we shall reminisce at length about old times.
From that point on
- subsequentlyOccurring after something else
- thenAt that time
- nextImmediately following in sequence
- afterwardAt a subsequent time
following · succeeding · ensuing · later · henceforth · thenceforth · chronology · succession
Point of rotation
- transitionChange from one state
- climaxPoint of greatest intensity
- denouementStory's final unraveling
- thenAt that time
next · suddenly · immediately · story · tale · account · chronicle · recounting
What follows a cause
- outcomeFinal result of events
- effectResult of a cause
- aftermathResults following an event
- repercussionIndirect result of action
implication · ramification · corollary · sequel · conclusion · culmination · fallout · upshot
thereafter
From that point on
- subsequentlyOccurring after something else
- thenAt that time
- nextImmediately following in sequence
afterward · following · succeeding · ensuing · later · henceforth · thenceforth · chronology · succession · progression
pivot
Point of rotation
- transitionChange from one state
- climaxPoint of greatest intensity
- denouementStory's final unraveling
then · next · suddenly · immediately · story · tale · account · chronicle · recounting
result
What follows a cause
repercussion · implication · ramification · corollary · sequel · conclusion · culmination · fallout · upshot · aftereffect
whereafter
After which event
whereas · heretofore · hitherto · forthwith · anon · presently · straightway · betimes
whereuponbeforehand
In advance
previously · beforetime · antecedently · earlier · in advance
where, upon, whereabouts, whereby, wherein, wherewithal, herein, herewith, thereupon