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The phrase "every time after" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to indicate a recurring event that happens following a specific occurrence.
Example: "Every time after the meeting, I feel more motivated to work on my projects."
Alternatives: "each time following" or "whenever after."
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Sergio was so demoralized, he lost every time after that.
"We stepped our level up every time after they scored".
We weren't aggressive enough every time after they scored".
"Every time after dinner we're like, 'Oh, I hope it's still open,' " she said.
"I've been to lots of graduation exercises, and almost every time, after a half-hour you start to feel your eyes closing," he said.
"Every time, after a Monday-night game, I try to walk by the locker rooms, because I love to see the team that just won," he says.
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