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Discover LudwigThe phrase "afterward everything" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to events or situations that occur following a specific point in time or after a particular event.
Example: "After the meeting concluded, afterward everything seemed to fall into place."
Alternatives: "subsequently all" or "following that all".
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Soon afterward, everything changed.
Afterward, "everything became much more systematic".
Afterward, everything paid off: all the fight".
But I helped the artists make corrections, and afterward everything looked perfect.
And for a while afterward everything she looked at had seemed unclean, had revealed a leering, repulsive side she'd never seen before.
Afterward, everything can happen according to Model 1a, i.e., the economies may become agricultural or manufacturing economies again or remain services economies forever.
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Still, she and Rice had worked it out — after all, they got married afterward — so everything surely was O.K. None of the facts surrounding a player assaulting his fiancée were so discomfiting as to stop the Ravens from hosting Rice's news conference in May, when he apologized to everyone: his coaches, team officials, fans.
Salty sweat would drip down both of our foreheads, and then simultaneously, similarly we would share the space afterward when everything was calm again.
I remembered almost everything afterward.
Afterward, we ate everything in the abbey's windowed restaurant.
His best-selling autobiography ends with his release from Vietnam prisons, omitting everything afterward.
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