1af·ter 
/ˈæftɚ, Brit ˈɑ:ftə/ adverb
/ˈæftɚ, Brit ˈɑ:ftə/ adverb : following in time : at a later time
▪ Dinner was at six and we arrived shortly after. [=thereafter] ▪ He returned 20 years after. [=later] ▪ Don't tell them until after. ▪ I expected her then, but she arrived the week after. ▪ He ate lunch and left just/right/immediately after. ▪ I saw her again the day after. [=the following day] ▪ He vowed to love her forever/ever after. [=from that time on, forever]
▪ Dinner was at six and we arrived shortly after. [=thereafter] ▪ He returned 20 years after. [=later] ▪ Don't tell them until after. ▪ I expected her then, but she arrived the week after. ▪ He ate lunch and left just/right/immediately after. ▪ I saw her again the day after. [=the following day] ▪ He vowed to love her forever/ever after. [=from that time on, forever]
