Afterward
Afterward adverb - Following in time or place.
Likewise and afterward are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Likewise" instead a conjunction "Afterward".
Nearby Word: afterwards
Likewise
Likewise adverb - In addition to what has been said.
Afterward and likewise are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Afterward" instead a conjunction "Likewise".
Both words in one sentence
- Likewise, Sara Evans' debut album Three Chords and the Truth in 1997 was far more traditional than everything that came afterward.
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Likewise, Hamilton's opponent Thomas Jefferson was an intellectual of renown who, while not a military officer, also saw a bit of combat during the American Revolution and afterward.
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Q, likewise, just sticks out his torso, dusting off afterward.
Source: No Sell
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