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Discover LudwigThe phrase "aftermath of it" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the consequences or results that follow an event or situation, often negative in nature.
Example: "The aftermath of it was devastating, leaving the community to rebuild from the ground up."
Alternatives: "consequences of it" or "results of it".
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The conversation in the aftermath of it.
The conversation in the aftermath of it — we've become numb to this".
The similarities have to do with the aftermath of it all, really — that war is war.
The conversation in the aftermath of it," Obama trailed off, at once frustrated and spirited at the White House.
Later, in the interview, he said government spending levels were higher and revenues were lower than they would normally be because there was a recession and we're still living with the aftermath of it.
We know a foul and unspeakable crime is about to take place owing to a flash-forward device: we see the aftermath of it but never the crime itself.
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Like many critics have written in the aftermath of pussygate, "it's not just a word".
After the mind breaks, it stiffens; in the aftermath of grief, it lets in only certainty.
Gaga has been candid about her experience with sexual violence, the aftermath of processing it and later healing from it.
In the aftermath of 7/7, it felt that a Muslim had only to sneeze out of place for it to make the front pages.
In the aftermath of Obergefell, it quickly became a sign of sophistication to treat Justice Kennedy's opinion with knowing condescension.
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