aftermath

[ˈæftərmæθ]

Definition:
1. The situation that exists as a result of an important (and usually unpleasant) event, especially a war, an accident, etc.
2. The consequences of an event (especially a catastrophic event).
3. The outcome of an event especially as relative to an individual.

Use 'aftermath' in a sentence:

1. We haven't recovered from the aftermath of the last big storm.
2. Measures were taken to prevent the disease in the aftermath of the earthquake.
3. The news media are now focusing on the triumphant aftermath of the Olympics.
4. The cultural shock came from the aftermath of love.
5. In the immediate aftermath, the United States showed signs of what makes it great.
6. This old gentleman is to deal with the aftermath of the traffic accident.
7. They also helped in the aftermath of a cyclone that hit Bangladesh last year.
8. The recession and its grim aftermath offer an opportunity to do better.
9. Many people were homeless in the aftermath of the earthquake.
10. Brazil: take note not only of the preparations, but of the aftermath.
11. They’d missed 9/11 and its dreary aftermath.
12. But in the aftermath of the financial crisis, all that could change.
13. The aftermath of Cablegate led to the first publicly viewable infowar.
14. The aftermath of the war was a huge shock for the people in that country.
15. The aftermath can be just as deadly, as it may not be possible to deliver essential supplies such as water and food to the area.
16. All nations struggle in the aftermath of civil war.
17. ABC of conflict and disaster Public health in the aftermath of disasters.
18. In the immediate aftermath of the civil war many families were separated.
19. The task of industrialization is the major one while modernization is its aftermath, and therefore secondary.
20. People talked a lot about constantly getting information and doing a lot of monitoring in the aftermath.
21. The aftermath of war brought a financial boom.
22. The election's aftermath is likely to be more interesting than the campaign.
23. The aftermath lay right in front of him, staring with open eyes.
24. Aftermath goes a brief introduction the four part of this paper.
25. Mental health in the aftermath of a calamity.
26. They show the aftermath of that day.
27. In the immediate aftermath of the riots, a mood of hope and reconciliation sprang up.
28. Off the pitch, in several countries, the aftermath of Egypt's defeat was ugly.
29. The aftermath of war is hunger and disease.
30. He had to endure the aftermath of the accident.
31. Life was much larder in the aftermath of the war.
32. Strong words in the aftermath of one tragedy must become actions that will prevent another.
33. Life became even harder in the aftermath of the war.
34. Part of Sars'economic aftermath has already appeared, yet we may still experience more as time goes by.
35. There was so much chaos in the aftermath of the attack.
36. This is evident in the aftermath of the quake.
37. The equipment in American studios was more advanced than anything in Britain, which had led the Beatles' great rivals, the Rolling Stones, to make their latest album, "Aftermath", in Los Angeles.
38. They discovered much damage in the aftermath o the storm.
39. As surprising as the onset of the Asian crisis has been its aftermath.
40. Yet if the immediate crisis is over, what of its aftermath?
41. In the quake's aftermath, banks might see looser credit policies.
42. In the aftermath of the coup, the troops opened fire on the demonstrators.
43. Classical teaching problems have always been great controversy, so far, the aftermath is not reduced.
44. Investors will be dealing with the aftermath for decades to come.
45. In case that some food safety problem emerges, it will bring about tremendous aftermath.
46. For many years the aftermath of war coloured US-Vietnamese ties.
47. But we have many big expenses like the Olympics and the aftermath of the earthquake.
48. Given such ominous indications, what of the aftermath?
49. The aftermath of the Lehman bankruptcy was disastrous.
50. But the aftermath will surely be much more regulation than today's.
51. The risk recognition and analysis, risk evaluation and prediction, and risk control and aftermath were described.
52. A lot of rebuilding took place in the aftermath of the war.
53. The food groups are replaced with unlabelled, multi-colored vertical stripes which, in some versions, rise out of a cartoon jumble of foods that look like the aftermath of a riot at a grocery store.
54. During the Soviet era and its immediate aftermath, the region was officially known as 'Middle Asia and Kazakhstan'.