hereafter in Greek
hereafter in Greek is εφεξής — hereafter means from this point onward; in the future.
hereafter in Greek
εφεξής
Pronounced: efexis
(dated) In time to come; in some future time or state.
What does "hereafter" mean?
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adv From this point onward; in the future.
"The rules stated hereafter must be followed by all members."
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noun Life after death; existence beyond this one.
"Many religions teach that our actions in this life shape the hereafter."
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hereafter in a sentence
- The rules stated hereafter must be followed by all members.
- Many religions teach that our actions in this life shape the hereafter.
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What is "hereafter" in Greek?
"hereafter" in Greek is εφεξής. hereafter means: From this point onward; in the future.
How do you pronounce εφεξής?
"hereafter" in Greek is εφεξής, pronounced "efexis".
How do you use "hereafter" in a sentence?
Example: "The rules stated hereafter must be followed by all members." In Greek, "hereafter" is εφεξής.
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