Later
Later adverb - Following in time or place.
Without warning and later are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Without warning" instead an adverb "Later".
Without warning
Later and without warning are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Later" instead an adverb phrase "Without warning".
Both terms in one sentence
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Although this is a milder form than the Trope Namer, as personnel could be plausibly transferred to different courts or shifts without warning or later comment.
Source: Series / Night Court -
A few days later Justin's boss tells him Tessa may have been killed.Cut without warning to Justin and Tessa's first meeting.
Source: Film / The Constant Gardener - Members of the supporting cast regularly disappear — often for extended periods of time — without warning, and are later given explanations when another character wonders why they are gone.
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