later

IPA: ɫˈeɪtɝ

Coming afterward in time (used with than when comparing with another time).
Coming afterward in distance (following an antecedent distance as embedded within an adverbial phrase)
At some time in the future.

Examples of "later" in Sentences

The following shortlist for the Cudlipp Award was later.
The music after the stop was spliced in at a later stage.
Loans matured not later than 1 year following disbursement.
Followed later were actual documented cases of homesickness.
Ren Woxing dies later after suffering from giddiness due to old age.
Next to the central object, as the lateral teeth on the lingual membrane.
The real activation of Optus telephony services followed later on in 1996.
The tapes lay there over the weekend, unnoticed until later in the next week.
The highest peak and the deep gully of the mountain was later named after him.
i will update more later ... i have conversing and cookies and milk ... later*
Following an inconclusive series of studies the hum subsided later in the year.
Or was the term later applied to music of the kind first called jazz in Chicago?
LOVES "One for now & one for later" * .... * jealous I don't have chips for now OR later*