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in the wake of in American English 1. following directly or close behind 2. following as a consequence See full dictionary entry for wake Examples of 'in the wake of' in a sentencein the wake of Often the narrator begins to travel in the wake of some crisis.Blame will get a thorough workout in the wake of this defeat.They would also be liaising with schools in the wake of the tragedy.The buy-to-let market shrank to almost nothing in the wake of the credit crunch.Recall what happened in the wake of the financial crisis.In the wake of a major crash (for 1929 read 2008), tariffs are back.This was in the wake of its annual results.It's easy in the wake of a scandal to attack the visible villains.In spite of that, its future looked uncertain in the wake of the referendum.But his life rapidly unravelled in the wake of his triumph. Synonyms of 'in the wake of'in the aftermath of, following, because of, as a result of More Synonyms of in the wake of Definition following soon after The move comes in the wake of new measures brought in by the government. Synonyms in the aftermath of following as a result of as a consequence of See wakeAdditional synonymsDefinition on account of He failed because of a lack of money. Synonyms as a result of, on account of, by reason of, thanks to, owing toDefinition because of He declined to give the speech on account of a sore throat. Synonyms by reason of, interest, because of, score, regard, consideration, owing to, on the basis of, for the sake of, on the grounds of Nearby words ofin the wake of - in the same boat
- in the throes of something
- in the vicinity of
- in the wake of
- in the wind
- in the wink of an eye
- in the wrong
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