Later and Unborn

Later

Later adjective - Being, occurring, or carried out at a time after something else.

Unborn and later are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Unborn" instead an adjective "Later".

Unborn

Unborn adjective - Of a time after the present.
Usage example: a home entertainment system that can be adapted for products as yet unborn

Later and unborn are semantically related. You can use "Later" instead an adjective "Unborn".

Both words in one sentence

  • Fan Fic / Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Silver Resistance Then also, the Watchers are later revealed to be unborn spirits that have somehow been tampered with by the Master, making them even more like abominations of nature.
  • Sargeras' spirit escapes his dying body and enters Aegwynn's womb, possessing her unborn child who later becomes the first game's Big Bad.
  • She goes through the trials guided by the spirit of a young boy, who she learns later is actually the soul of her unborn child who she didn't know she was pregnant with.
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