after
Definition of after:
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part of speech: adverb
Subsequently: afterward.
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part of speech: adjective
Behind in place: later in time: more toward the stern of a vessel.
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part of speech: adjective
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part of speech: adverb
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part of speech: conjunction
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part of speech: preposition
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part of speech: preposition
Behind, in place: later, in time: following, in search of: in imitation of: in proportion to: concerning.
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Common misspellings:
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- aftah (0.1%)
- af (0.3%)
- sence (0.1%)
- arter (0.3%)
- adfter (0.4%)
- fer (0.1%)
- aafter (0.9%)
- afdter (0.1%)
- afgter (0.6%)
- afther (6.9%)
- fter (3.0%)
- afterly (0.1%)
- aftar (0.3%)
- ater (8.6%)
- aftwer (0.1%)
- apon (0.3%)
- atter (0.2%)
- dafter (0.1%)
- aftrer (1.6%)
- atfter (0.1%)
- anter (0.1%)
- afer (19.4%)
- afetr (7.4%)
- agter (1.2%)
- ofter (1.4%)
- afeter (0.8%)
- aftet (0.5%)
- adter (1.0%)
- affer (0.3%)
- afrer (1.7%)
- ather (0.2%)
- afyter (0.1%)
- afyer (0.1%)
- affter (5.3%)
- afte (9.9%)
- aftger (0.4%)
- arfter (0.5%)
- approx (0.1%)
- aftter (2.1%)
- lafter (0.1%)
- after1 (0.1%)
- afert (0.1%)
- sfter (1.2%)
- ag (0.1%)
- ahter (0.2%)
- afet (0.1%)
- afteer (0.7%)
- afher (0.1%)
- aftert (0.7%)
- hafter (0.2%)
- aftre (4.5%)
- afters (0.7%)
- aftorha (0.2%)
- atfer (2.7%)
- fater (0.5%)
- aftee (0.1%)
- aften (0.2%)
- asfter (0.8%)
- aftor (0.1%)
- aftere (0.3%)
- afterall (0.9%)
- afrter (0.9%)
- afterr (0.4%)
- afater (0.9%)
- acfter (0.1%)
- alte (0.1%)
- afre (0.1%)
- aftering (0.8%)
- aftera (0.1%)
- aftyer (1.0%)
- afterwords (0.1%)
- afted (0.3%)
- ofther (0.1%)
- safter (0.3%)
- aftr (2.9%)
- efter (0.5%)
- aftaer (0.1%)
- iafter (0.1%)
- affet (0.1%)
- aftern (0.3%)
- anfter (0.5%)
- ab (0.1%)
- er (0.2%)
- afaer (0.2%)
- aferhe (0.1%)
- afier (0.1%)
- aflter (0.1%)
- afteru (0.1%)
- ager (0.1%)
- ufter (0.1%)
Usage examples for after:
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All I remember is, that, after a little, I turned about to leave the house.
"Man and Wife" – Wilkie Collins -
You've done so much for me, and after you, of course there's no one but Cherry.
"Sisters" – Kathleen Norris -
That's something after all.
"The Captives" – Hugh Walpole -
After that it will be yours.
"The Red Cockade" – Stanley J. Weyman
