hereafter
21hereafter — adv. Hereafter is used with these verbs: ↑refer, ↑term …
22hereafter — adverb formal from now on or at some time in the future. ↘after death. noun (the hereafter) life after death …
23Hereafter (album) — Infobox Album Name = Hereafter Type = studio Artist = Magica Released = 5 November, 2007 Label = AFM Records Genre = Power metal Symphonic metal Gothic metal Length = 50:25 Reviews = *The Metal Observer rating 10|6.5 [http://www.metal… …
24Hereafter (disambiguation) — The hereafter is the continuation of existence of the soul, spirit or mind of a human or animal after physical death.Hereafter may also refer to:* Hereafter (album), a 2007 power metal album * Hereafter (demo), a 1996 progressive metal albumee… …
25hereafter, the — here|af|ter, the [ hır æftər ] noun MAINLY LITERARY a life that some people believe continues after you die: AFTERLIFE: Many religions share a belief in the hereafter …
26hereafter — Used by AV with the meaning ‘at some future time’ in John 13:7 where NRSV and NJB have ‘later’, REB ‘one day’. At Matt. 26:64 NRSV and REB have ‘from now on’, and NJB ‘from this time onward’. The phrase has been added by Matthew to Mark 14:62 and …
27hereafter — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adv. subsequently, henceforth, henceforward, eventually, ultimately. See futurity. II (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. hence, henceforth, henceforward, from now on, after this, in the future, hereupon, in the… …
28hereafter — here af·ter || ‚hɪr É‘ËftÉ™(r)/‚hɪər adv. after this time, in the future n. life after death, future life, afterlife; future, time to come …
29hereafter — I. ad. 1. In time to come, in some future time. 2. In a future state. II. n. Future state, world or life beyond the grave …
30hereafter — adv 1. later, subsequently, then, by and by, presently, after this, after a time or while, afterwards, in the course or process of time, in the fullness of time, in due time or course; ultimately, finally, eventually; hence, henceforth, from this …
