Then, thereupon; afterwards, subsequently; = sith, adv. 1a. archaic in later use.

Later in time; afterwards; subsequently.

Then, thereupon; afterwards, subsequently. Obsolete (archaic in later use).

Afterwards.

Later; at a more advanced time or stage. Obsolete.

Later, afterwards. Obsolete. rare.

Then, thereupon; afterwards, subsequently; = sith, adv. 1a. archaic in later use.

In the adverbial phrase of sithre: at a later time, subsequently.

= thereupon, adv. 2 3.

Of time: After. Obsolete. rare.

To or at a more advanced point of progress. of time. (Cf. farther, adv. 1b.)

Afterwards, soon afterwards. (The notion of ‘soon’, though apparently implied in the etymology, is not distinctly evidenced in early examples, and…

That being said or done; = therewith, adv. 2c.

At a later or future time; later in time; subsequently; = afterwards, adv.

At a later or future time; later in time; subsequently. Cf. afterward, adv. 2.

Denoting sequence, frequently without implication of manner, and hence passing into: Then, thereupon, thereafter, subsequently.

With that (word, act, or occurrence); that being said or done; thereat, thereupon, forthwith.

Soon after, presently.

In order, in an arranged sequence; (also) next, subsequently, later.

= afterwards, adv.

Afterwards in order or sequence; subsequently, ensuingly.

Afterwards, subsequently; after the event. Now Scottish and U.S.

At a later time, afterwards, subsequently; esp. in soon or syne, sooner or later.

The state or quality of being later or subsequent in time.

What happened or will happen afterwards; the ensuing course of affairs, subsequent train of events, issue, result, upshot. †in sequel, afterwards…

Indicating the continuance of a previous action or condition. After as before some point of time; in future as up to the present; further. ? Obsolete.

At or until a later time or period; subsequently.

At a subsequent or later time. Also with to.

? Metathetic form of sithence, adv.

At a later time, subsequently. Obsolete.

With to. Following on from; after. Cf. subsequency, n.

of following in time: Later. those that come behind: posterity. Obsolete.

Subsequently.

With of, to. Subsequently; at a later time. Obsolete.

Continuation; an instance of this. in prosecution: in the sequel, subsequently, in due course. Obsolete.

subsequently.

= after, adv. prep.conj.

At a later time, subsequently. Obsolete. rare.

At (or to) a further stage or point; subsequently; afterwards.

later on: at a later time or period, subsequently.