Word
later, adj.
freq. cnt. 16
coming at a subsequent time or stage
<adj.all>
(a)
freq. cnt.: 16
freq. cnt.: 16
later
posterior
ulterior
sample sentences
"without ulterior argument"
"the mood posterior to"
semantic pointers
similar to
subsequent
at or toward an end or late period or stage of development
<adj.all>
(a)
freq. cnt.: 1
freq. cnt.: 1
late
later
sample sentences
"the late phase of feudalism"
"a later symptom of the disease"
"later medical science could have saved the child"
lexical pointers
antonym
early
derivationally related form
lateness
semantic pointers
similar to
advanced
tardive