aftermath English

Meaning aftermath meaning

What does aftermath mean?

Definitions in simple English

aftermath Noun

— The aftermath of a flood, shooting, etc. is what happens after it. It is usually bad, not good. The aftermath of the flood was devastating. The prices of food was very high in the aftermath of the drought.

aftermath

— noun (= wake) the consequences of an event (especially a catastrophic event) the aftermath of war in the wake of the accident no one knew how many had been injured

— noun (= consequence) the outcome of an event especially as relative to an individual

Synonyms aftermath synonyms

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aftermath English » English

consequence

aftereffect

wake

sequel

result

aftergrass

after-effect

effect

backwash

outcome

corollary

consistency

consequences

after-grass

upshot

trail

success

silage after math

secondary effect

second crop

reverberation

results

resultant

repercussion

regrowth

follow-up

fallout

consistence

coherence

bearing

afterfeed

after-effects

after grass

achievement

Topics aftermath topics

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• What words refer to the events that happen after an event?
  sequel aftermath what follows

Examples aftermath examples

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Simple sentences

In aftermath of the accident he lost his sight.

Movie subtitles

It's the aftermath.

Fear of bloody aftermath.

The aftermath of a rather minor event to be noted in a police blotter, an insurance claim, perhaps a three-inch box on page 12 of the evening paper.

Then its strange aftermath won't interest you?

Yes, but nothing much has been happening since we got here. beyond a little earth shaking. and that's a natural aftermath to a violent volcanic eruption.

But this one might have had a catastrophic aftermath.

No, the aftermath of my mission in Rio.

Madeleine Doinel's flirtation had an aftermath.

In of aftermath of the killings the streets between Chestnut and tenth third jamed with people and. cars.

Much more fortunate than the millions who'll wander sightless through the smouldering aftermath.

In the grim economics of the aftermath, there are two harsh realities.

This is the aftermath of a war that took place ten thousand years ago.

Well, we all know the aftermath-- grieving parents. orphaned children. and a nation shocked to its very core.

In the aftermath, the Japanese high command decides that the impudent Americans must be taught a lesson.

In just a moment, we will look deep into this mirror and see the aftermath of a rebellion. in the twilight zone.

Next week we move back in time to april, 1865- the aftermath of the civil war, and a strange dusty road that leads to a most unbelievable adventure.

But it's another kind of jungle, the kind that comes in the aftermath of man's battles against himself.

In other words. We're enduring the aftermath of May '68.

In the aftermath of the killings, the streets between Chestnut and 10th are jammed with people and cars.

Common wisdom has it that if there are survivors, the nuclear aftermath will further decimate the population.

Well, we all know the aftermath.

The aftermath of the treatment?

I was old enough to be somewhat enthusiastic? I lived through the Liberation and the aftermath. It was among the richest periods one could imagine, when we were discovering or rediscovering everything.

No sign of a changeling was found in the aftermath.

You see, Susan went for that poor son of a bitch. whose body you took, and everything since has been aftermath.

Jeremy and his aftermath.

I wanna thank you all for coming in the aftermath of such a tragic crime.

I watched the aftermath of that plane crash.

I've gotten calls about pieces people wanna do on how staffers are handling the shooting and the aftermath.

We're still getting asked to do aftermath stories.

These pieces everyone wants to do on the aftermath of the shooting they've had me thinking.

Do you think there is a psychological aftermath we're not paying attention to?

News and current affairs

Yet, in the aftermath of a balance-sheet recession in the US, and in the midst of a debt trap in Europe, that approach is doomed to failure.

Dealing with the aftermath of the disaster will remain a financial burden even with the plant closed.

When coral populations decline in the aftermath of cyclones, diseases, and other disturbances, it is the herbivores that keep seaweed in check, and allow coral populations to recover.

NEW YORK - In the aftermath of the Great Recession, countries have been left with unprecedented peacetime deficits and increasing anxieties about their growing national debts.

The civil war continued for another six years, followed by a bumpy political aftermath: Syrian intervention and expulsion (two decades later), as the Lebanese defined their own fate with the US exercising only background influence.

On the contrary, in the aftermath of the Iraq War, relations between the US and its neighbors, Canada and Mexico, are at their lowest level in years.

In the aftermath of the Madrid bombings, the EU focused on internal aspects of the fight against terrorism.

Of course, claims and counter-claims have been swirling in the aftermath of the appalling chemical-weapons attack on a rebel-controlled area east of Damascus.

In the aftermath of the global financial crisis, the United Nations Commission of Experts on Reforms of the International Monetary and Financial System urged that we design an efficient and fair system for the restructuring of sovereign debt.

The aftermath of the banking crisis requires thinking about not only the most appropriate form of banking legislation, but also the appropriate size of the state.

Even in the aftermath of the financial crisis, the giddy pace of technological change is likely to continue to drive globalization, but the political effects will be different for the world of nation-states and the world of non-state actors.

The risk to home prices in the aftermath of a bubble is real and substantial.

The 2008 financial crisis and its aftermath highlighted the consequences of the BCB's outdated institutional design.

That would make it less difficult to keep economic pressure on Iran in the aftermath of any strike.

More borrowed growth - the Keynesian formula - may create the illusion of normalcy, and may be useful in the immediate aftermath of a deep crisis to calm a panic, but it is no solution to a fundamental growth problem.

In fact, there is a large body of literature that indicates that even countries in the aftermath of internal conflict can reach a higher level of compliance with these standards.

That happened in the aftermath of the Hanshin (Kobe) earthquake in 1995, and it will happen this time as well.

After all, US leaders lied about so much in the aftermath of the 2001 attacks.

The practical connections that US companies will need when deciding whether to invest could have been cultivated on the summit's margins, or in its aftermath, but were not.

In the aftermath of the negative referendum votes in France, the Netherlands, and Ireland on European constitutional reform, it is close to inconceivable that EU heads of government would agree to set off down that path again.

But, in the aftermath of setbacks in regions where it intervened, and with heightened economic distress at home, the US finds itself uncertain about how to respond to changing global events.

The terrorist attacks on New York and Washington of September, 2001 and their aftermath may exacerbate tensions not only between pro-Western and anti-Western schools of thought in Africa, but also between Christians and Muslims.

For some countries, like the United States, this reevaluation is grounded in national security concerns (largely undefined) that arose in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001.