posteriorly

/pɑˈstɪriərli/
adverb
  1. Toward the back or rear of the body or an object.
    • In the diagram, the heart is located posteriorly to the sternum.
    • The doctor asked the patient to move posteriorly so she could examine his spine.
    • The bird's wings attach posteriorly to its body, near the tail.
  2. At or in the back part of something.
    • In many fish, the dorsal fin is positioned posteriorly on the body.
    • The house's main entrance is on the south side, but there is a smaller door posteriorly.
    • The posteriorly placed windows let in less light than the front ones.
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