Aftermath and Execution

Aftermath

Aftermath noun - A condition or occurrence traceable to a cause.

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Execution and aftermath are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Execution" instead a noun "Aftermath".

Execution noun - The doing of an action.

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Aftermath and execution are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Aftermath" instead a noun "Execution".

special	special aftermath	special execution
complete	complete aftermath	complete execution
future	future aftermath	future execution
proper	proper aftermath	proper execution
Other adjectives: painful, brutal, entire, bad, terrible, horrible, immediate, possible, gruesome, apparent, horrifying, subsequent, occasional, several, horrific.

These include the aftermath of a mass execution of civilians, children hacking to death a wounded soldier in reprisal for said execution, and a bombing run on a field hospital.

Source: Obligatory War Crime Scene
In the aftermath of World War III, the New United Nations have been dissolved, lawyers have been abolished (by execution) and martial law is still in effect in certain areas of the world.

Source: Grand Unified Timeline / The Rest Of The Twenty First Century
Opening Heaven's Gates is a raw account of the aftermath of the execution, focusing on the sense of loss and confusion that the other nations feel as North America shuts down all communication.

Source: Fanfic Recs / Axis Powers Hetalia Dark

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