hereafter
/hɪrˈæftər/
adverb
- In the future; from now on.
- Hereafter, all employees must wear ID badges.
- I promise to be more careful hereafter.
- The rules will apply to any new members hereafter.
- In a later part of a document or text.
- This agreement, hereafter called the 'Contract,' is binding.
- The town of Springfield (hereafter 'the Town') will host the event.
- The company (hereafter referred to as 'the Client') agrees to the terms.
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noun
- Life after death; the afterlife.
- The poem reflects on the mysteries of the hereafter.
- Many religions have beliefs about the hereafter.
- She found comfort in the idea of a peaceful hereafter.
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