thereafter

  • 21thereafter — ad. 1. Afterward, subsequently, after that. 2. Accordingly, according to that …

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  • 22thereafter — adv afterwards, afterward, after, after that, then, next, subsequently, thereupon; in after times, latterly, later, ultimately, posteriorly, ensuingly; thence, thenceforth …

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  • 23thereafter — [ˌðeərˈɑːftə] adv formal after a particular time that has just been mentioned …

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  • 24thereafter — there•af•ter [[t]ˌðɛərˈæf tər, ˈɑf [/t]] adv. 1) after that in time or sequence; afterward; subsequently 2) Obs. accordingly • Etymology: bef. 900 …

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  • 25thereafter — /ðɛərˈaftə/ (say dhairr ahftuh) adverb 1. after that in time or sequence; afterwards. 2. Obsolete accordingly …

  • 26thereafter — After the time last mentioned; after that; after that time; afterward; subsequently; thenceforth. Dauwe v. State, 147 Tex.Cr.R. 384, 180 S.W.2d 925, 927 …

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  • 27thereafter — After a certain event. In a limitation of a remainder, ordinarily relating to the time of enjoyment rather than the time of vesting. 28 Am J2d Est § 257 …

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  • 28thereafter — adv. formal after that …

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  • 29thereafter clause — A term familiar to oilmen, being a clause in an oil or gas lease intended to establish rights in the lessee notwithstanding termination of the primary term of the lease, where production is maintained. Anno: 100 ALR2d 901 …

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  • 30Green River Girls School — Thereafter, the school became a public school for the local community of Elkton, Kentucky. The school remained open until 1989 when Judge Forgy bought the building and converted it into a residence. Forgy removed the majority of high federal… …

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