hereafter Definition
from this time on or from the future time; in the afterlife.
Using hereafter: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "hereafter" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
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Hereafter, all employees must wear a uniform to work.
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The company will adopt a new policy hereafter.
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I will not tolerate any lateness hereafter.
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We will meet again in the hereafter.
hereafter Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms for hereafter
Phrases with hereafter
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He believed that he would be reunited with his loved ones in the hereafter.
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From this day forward, I will make better choices for my health.
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In the future, we may find a cure for cancer.
Origins of hereafter
from Old English 'her æfter', meaning 'after this'
Summary: hereafter in Brief
The term 'hereafter' [ˈhɪərˌæftər] refers to events or actions that will occur from this moment on or in the future. It is often used in formal contexts to indicate a change in policy or behavior, as in 'Hereafter, all employees must wear a uniform to work.' 'Hereafter' can also refer to the afterlife, as in 'We will meet again in the hereafter.' Other phrases with similar meanings include 'from this day forward' and 'in the future.'
