Late
Late adverb - After the due, usual, or proper time.
Usage example: she has a habit of arriving late for everything
Subsequently and late are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Subsequently" instead an adverb "Late".
Subsequently
Subsequently adverb - Following in time or place.
Late and subsequently are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Late" instead an adverb "Subsequently".
Nearby Words: subsequent, subsequence
Both words in one sentence
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She still manages to be late and "runs" (actually, sleepwalks) to school with bread in her mouth, and is subsequently hit by the car driving the male lead to school.
Source: Late for School -
Subverted temporarily late in the episode when he flying kicks an enemy that was sneaking up on Sonic and subsequently demonstrates how he did it.
Source: Western Animation / Sonic SatAM - The once-mighty Pantera broke up, and guitarist Dimebag Darrell was subsequently murdered on-stage in late 2004.
Source: Useful Notes / The Oughts
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