Following
Following adjective - Being the one that comes immediately after another.
Post-mortem and following are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Post-mortem" instead an adjective "Following".
Post-mortem
Post-mortem noun - An examination and dissection of a dead body to determine cause of death or the changes produced by disease.
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Synonyms for Post-mortem
Following and post-mortem are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Following" instead an adjective phrase "Post-mortem".
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Post-mortem bruising is entirely possible, especially recently following death; the bruises just wouldn't look quite like bruises on living people.
Source: Series / Sherlock -
Post-Mortem One-Liner: All unit voices come with some remarks following a successful kill:"He's out of the game.""Kill confirmed.""Dead and gone." Powered Armor: The Titan Armor, which comes with immunity to fire and poison and grants a huge bonus to health.
Source: Video Game / XCOM: Enemy Unknown - In the early episode "Emanations" the EMH resurrects an alien brain cancer victim by removing the tumor from her brain stem, replicating replacement tissue, then following the standard post-mortem resuscitation procedure for her class of life-forms.
Source: Cloning Body Parts
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