post-
Latinafter, behind
Prefix · means "after, behind"
Associated Words · 17
postwar
Belonging to the period after a war
postpone
To delay something to a later time
postoperative
Relating to the period after a surgical operation
posterior
Located at the back or rear; the buttocks
posterity
All future generations; one's descendants
postgraduate
A student studying beyond a first degree; relating to such studies
posthumous
Occurring or published after a person's death
postscript
An addition at the end of a letter or document after its completion
postnatal
Relating to the period immediately after birth
postdate
To occur after something; to assign a later date to a document
postlude
Music played at the end of a service; a concluding passage
post-disaster
Occurring or relating to the period after a disaster
post-election
Occurring or relating to the period after an election
post-impressionist
An artist of the Post-Impressionist movement; relating to Post-Impressionism
post-mortem
Medical examination of a dead body; analysis after an event
post-presidential
Relating to the period after a presidential term
post-training
Training or activity occurring after an initial training period