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Discover LudwigThe phrase "away afterwards" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where you want to indicate a separation or distance that occurs after a certain event, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "She walked away afterwards, leaving everyone in silence."
Alternatives: "afterwards" or "later on".
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Bring swag to the lecture hall and put it away afterwards.
Don't wear anything you won't want to chuck away afterwards, the organisers advise helpfully.
"There were reporters who booked interviews with me before the screening, but they all ran away afterwards," Mr. Zhao said.
At first she was refused, then finally officers came and showed her a photo, which they took away afterwards.
She runs away afterwards with a younger man, but subsequently returns to her husband, a ruined but wiser girl.
Traditionally, the liver is prepared on a bed of pita bread, which absorbs the excess juices (throw it away afterwards, or give it to the dog).
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Most are small and erode away soon afterwards.
Cynthia's husband tracks down her old boyfriend, who admits seeing her mother and brother leave the house that night, and her father rush away shortly afterwards.
Not wanting to be confrontational, I just walked away, but afterwards I felt that I could have been more direct in voicing my displeasure with the joke and the jokester.
At 2 P.M., when we were supposed to meet the female beekeepers in the village of San Jose El Rodeo, we were still working in an apiary far away, and afterwards the men were hungry.
Firstly, because it's a private medical procedure; I've also had a colposcopy and a biopsy on a breast lump that turned out to be nothing much and went away shortly afterwards.
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