Future
Future adjective - Of a time after the present.
Posthumous and future are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Posthumous" instead an adjective "Future".
Posthumous
Posthumous adjective - Occurring after one's death.
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Synonyms for Posthumous
Future and posthumous are semantically related. You can use "Future" instead an adjective "Posthumous".
Nearby Word: posthumously
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The titular obscure poet is convinced that his reputation will soar after his death, so he sells his soul to travel 100 years into the future and bask in his posthumous glory.
Source: Dead Artists Are Better - Posthumous Character Seer: Aside from the ability to see ghosts and talk to animals that she shared with her Hibiki, she also caught glimpses of the future, foreseeing both Ero-Neko's antics and her own death.
Source: Characters / Re-Kan!
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