subsequently

IPA: sˈʌbsʌkwʌntɫi

Following, afterwards in either time or place.
Accordingly, therefore (implying a logical connection or deduction), consequently.

Examples of "subsequently" in Sentences

Wisdom, a title subsequently changed to the Virgin
He appears in the genealogical table as Henry IV., that having been his title subsequently as King of England.
The farce -- a lively trifle enough -- was _An Old Man taught Wisdom_, a title subsequently changed to the _Virgin Unmasked_.
As a matter of fact Fielding had two plays by him — the Good-natured Man (a title subsequently used by Goldsmith), and a piece called The Wedding
As a matter of fact Fielding had two plays by him -- the _Good - natured Man_ (a title subsequently used by Goldsmith), and a piece called _The Wedding Day_.
What I found in subsequently asking around was that several of my long-time flyfishing acquaintances around the country had either just had or were about to have similar shoulder surgery.
The Taepings at Nankin determined to effect its relief, and a large force was placed under the orders of an officer named Li, but whom it will be more convenient to designate by the title subsequently conferred on him of