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Discover LudwigThe phrase "abandoned afterwards" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that was left behind or no longer cared for after a certain event or time.
Example: "The old factory was abandoned afterwards, left to decay in the elements."
Alternatives: "left behind later" or "forsaken afterwards".
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From the sixth century BC until the change of the eras, the hill was occupied by a Greek polis – Atarneus – and was abandoned afterwards.
In most places there were feelings of bewilderment, anger and shame – not all of it directed toward rioters – plus a sense that communities had been neglected by the government before the riots and hastily abandoned afterwards.
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The match was abandoned shortly afterwards.
The game was abandoned shortly afterwards and the players from both teams have been offered counselling, but Hughes' death, which was confirmed on Thursday, has left South Australia distraught.
That's why all the new taxes on pasties, caravans and so on the government tried to introduce in the last budget had to be abandoned shortly afterwards.
The storm affected much of the north west coast of England as well as Wales and the west of Ireland, where many drowned (Inishkea Islands lost so many of their young men at sea that the isles were abandoned shortly afterwards).
And Notts v Surrey at Trent Bridge was abandoned shortly afterwards.
The castle is believed to have been abandoned shortly afterwards and left to fall into a ruin haunted by the handless girl.
This plan, dated July 10 , 1987 was abandoned shortly afterwards.
The Carlotism was abandoned soon afterwards, and the people sought other projects.
This marked the end of the castle's role in the rebellion, and the fortification was probably abandoned shortly afterwards.
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