Hereafter meaning

hîr-ăf'tər
Immediately following this in time, order, or place; after this.
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In a future time or state.

Hope to win salvation hereafter.

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The afterlife.

Belief in a hereafter.

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After this; from now on; in the future.
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Following this.
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In the state or life after death.
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The future.
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The state or life after death.
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In time to come; in some future time or state.
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From now on.
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A future existence or state.
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Existence after death.
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Origin of hereafter

  • Old English hræfter.
    From Wiktionary

Hereafter Sentence Examples

  • The manner in which such by-laws are made and confirmed will be hereafter noticed.

  • They could adopt various acts, which will be parish more particularly referred to hereafter, and they could council.

  • This and like matters will, however, be more fitly considered in dealing hereafter with the buds and their treatment.

  • This is a closed vessel, into which carbonic acid gas (produced as described hereafter) is forced, and combining with the lime in the juice forms carbonate of lime.

  • So the piglets will be perfectly safe, hereafter, as far as I am concerned.

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