subsequently
adv. timeadv. happening after something else has already happened. You use this to show the order of events in a story or report.
adv. occurring at a later time or following a specific event in a sequence. Often used to establish a chronological link between two distinct occurrences.
He made a mistake and subsequently apologized for it.
The company lost its biggest client and subsequently had to reduce its workforce to stay profitable.
The initial findings were published in a minor journal but were subsequently cited by major researchers, leading to a complete overhaul of the existing theory.
From subsequent + -ly.
Typically functions as a sentence connector or sits before the main verb; it is more formal than 'later' or 'afterwards'.
Subsequently of the meeting, we left.Subsequent to the meeting, we left.The adverb 'subsequently' cannot be followed by 'of'; the prepositional form is 'subsequent to'.