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Subsequent and more recent are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Subsequent" instead an adjective phrase "More recent".

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

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More recent and subsequent are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "More recent" instead an adjective "Subsequent".

Nearby Words: subsequently, subsequence

One of the few exception is in the 1989 Tim Burton film, and a subsequent episode of Batman: The Animated Series, his pre-accident name is Jack Napier; in the more recent comic book arcs "Hush Returns" and "Lovers and Madmen," only the first name "Jack" appears.

Source: Only Known by Their Nickname
Of course, what Hus and his followers really did was make the Czech lands very religious for many centuries; it was particularly the subsequent recatholisation connected with foreign rule that really led to the more recent Czech scepticism towards organised religion.

Source: National Stereotypes / Eastern Europe
If not, another tune was played and a more recent picture was revealed for $5,000, with subsequent pictures being worth $1,000 less than the previous one (the last being a very recent picture of the celebrity).

Source: Series / Face The Music

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