Later
Later adverb - Following in time or place.
Posthumously and later are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Posthumously" instead an adverb "Later".
Posthumously
Posthumously adverb - After death.
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Synonyms for Posthumously
Later and posthumously are semantically related. You can use "Later" instead an adverb "Posthumously".
Nearby Word: posthumous
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He later fights alongside his descendants who are resisting the English invasions of Scotland and is later inducted into the clan posthumously.
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Later, Ruth May is killed by a green mamba, and the final chapter of the book, titled "The Eyes in the Trees," is narrated by Ruth May posthumously, and presumably reincarnated as a green mamba.
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When he commissioned a portrait of his dynasty, Jane appeared posthumously with him and their son, and he was later buried with her at his own direction.
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