Subsequently
/səbˈsekwəntli/
Definitions
- (adv.) At a later time; following an event or action in time, often used in legal context to indicate order of events.
The defendant subsequently filed an appeal after the initial verdict.
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Used to denote temporal sequence in legal documents and arguments, ensuring clarity about the order of events or actions.
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