posthumous

IPA: pˈɑstʃʊmʌs

Examples of "posthumous" in Sentences

(Unless the author is dead and the book is posthumous, which is a slightly different kettle of fish.)
Today's excerpts from Henry David Thoreau's Journal are in posthumous dialogue with The New York Times.
But will the millions of children who adored Irwin’s life-affirming presence stick with him in posthumous reruns?
He brings this question as a plaintiff in the case he describes as a posthumous "love letter to the things Gerry believed in."
This is why we call the posthumous life the only reality, and the terrestrial one, including the personality itself, only imaginary.
At one time or another (including copyrights) this person has had about fourteen hundred pounds of my money, and he writes what he calls a posthumous work about me, and a scrubby letter accusing me of treating him ill, when I never did any such thing.
My father was what is generally termed a posthumous child — in other words, the gentillatre who begot him never had the satisfaction of invoking the blessing of the Father of All upon his head; having departed this life some months before the birth of his youngest son.