adverb
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ VERB
happen
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What happened afterwards was stranger still, and equally disgusting.
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M Rocard is more hopeful about what could happen afterwards .
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Making a decision makes you responsible for what happens afterwards .
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The woman whose smear is classified as positive will not get to choose what happens afterwards .
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Then - what happened afterwards: she panics, everyone says.
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What happens afterwards is variable both from woman to woman and from birth to birth.
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It's what happens afterwards that really matters.
say
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Ludens said afterwards that it was a sound of protest at this rough handling.
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Mr James said afterwards that this was the worst mistake he made.
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Everyone said afterwards it was a miracle that more people hadn't been killed or injured.
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Doctors said afterwards the overdose was potentially life threatening.
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He said afterwards that he would consult his advisers before deciding his next action.
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He said afterwards that he thought the explanations he had given regarding the crisis had satisfied the King.
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Borg said afterwards that he and Lloyd were just getting the feel of the game when they lost it.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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A couple of years afterwards I bumped into her in a supermarket.
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His wife fell ill in June and died soon afterwards .
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The operation was rather painful, but I felt a lot better afterwards .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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But it was all too late, and Wakeling quit soon afterwards .
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For a while my wife and I were helpless with laughter, but trying to clean up afterwards taught us a lesson!
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I remember the blood on the grass when I came out afterwards .
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Immediately afterwards they had a grand Field Day.
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In contrast, Ellis showed great form until the dismissal which he said afterwards amazed him.
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Other members of their families were upstairs dancing, and afterwards they all walked home in a group.