Aftermath is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AFTERMATH in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a second mowing of grass in the same season
• the consequences or after-effects of a significant unpleasant event
• new grass growing after mowing or harvest.
• results of an event considered together
• A second moving; the grass which grows after the first crop of hay in the same season; rowen.
• the consequences of an event (especially a catastrophic event)
• the outcome of an event especially as relative to an individual
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a second-growth crop —called also rowen

Words related to AFTERMATH

aftermaths18 eadish10 rowen8

Words that contain AFTERMATH

aftermaths18

How to use AFTERMATH in a sentence

• The present times are, in many respects, an aftermath of the first quarter of the century, which was an era of revolt, of doubt, of storm.
• The aftermath forests, which succeed the virgin stand, generally are inferior.
• The Aftermath, and Prince Alexander of Battenberg, 1878-86 12.
• When the old man assailed him with shafts of truth, no matter what the aftermath of communion with himself and his notebook, he accepted it with composure and an air of interest.
• THE AFTERMATH OF THE RAID Toward the close of the last chapter I referred to the Raid passing from the forefront of public memory.
• Indeed, the aftermath of the Raid assumed far greater proportions as time went on.
• Physical satisfaction and the fact that Nature had been allowed her way would not have saved him from the aftermath, and he did not delude himself that it would.
• Sometimes, when she was either very happy with him or drowning in the bitter aftermath, she would lie pretending to herself as a child does.
• The aftermath of bliss is gathered even with greater pleasure, perhaps, than the first crop.
• But then he had only been troubled a short two years by this curious aftermath of old passions, whereas they had suffered all their lives.
• It generally returns after a good dinner, a sort of aftermath of champagne.
• CHAPTER VI THE AFTERMATH OF AN ADVENTURE Diana awoke with a start.
• As the aftermath of his anger there remained with him a grim determination.
• As an aftermath he would have liked very much to sit down.
• CHAPTER XIV AFTERMATH This astonishing outbreak in Villa Elsa was followed by something still more singular to Kirtley, or at least out of his reckoning.
• CHAPTER XXX THE AFTERMATH They exchanged only bare civilities at the breakfast table, and Bill at once went downtown.
• Yet they went away from one another with an aftermath of their first unreasoning happiness still lingering in their hearts.
• One aftermath of the civil war was the influx of crowds of the newly freed slaves to Washington, in search of food and shelter.
• A few years ago the State was flooded with literature urging people to plant these trees and we are still feeling the aftermath of this campaign.
• On that air came intermittently from the distance sounds of the continuing horrible activities of the populace, the aftermath of that bloody day.
• Naturally the children love the aftermath of such an event, for the world is turned for them into one large, entrancing puddle, bordered with embryo mud pies.
• A little later he made a trip up the Pasig River with Admiral Dewey and others and had a chance to see something of the aftermath of war.
• It remained for the capital of the nation, however, largely to show the real situation of the race in the aftermath of a great war conducted by a Democratic administration.
• Canada suffered from the aftermath of the revolutions which took place in Europe during the early part of the nineteenth century.
• Savannah was filled with smoke, the aftermath of a great battle.
• She was well satisfied to have a pleasant aftermath from life on this side of the river.
• Furthermore, the smoke of the aftermath distorted the world in such a fervent red mist.
• I have been exceptionally fortunate in an aftermath belonging to a younger generation.
• He had reached the final section dealing with the people involved and the aftermath.
• But it seems a pity that youth should suffer so much in the aftermath while it learns the necessary lessons.
• Linda now entered on an aftermath of matrimonial happiness.

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