posthumously in Japanese
posthumously in Japanese is 死後 — posthumously means after a person's death.
posthumously in Japanese
死後
Pronounced: shigo
After death.
What does "posthumously" mean?
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adv After a person's death.
"The artist was only recognized posthumously."
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posthumously in a sentence
- The artist was only recognized posthumously.
- His memoir was published posthumously in 1965.
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What is "posthumously" in Japanese?
"posthumously" in Japanese is 死後. posthumously means: After a person's death.
How do you pronounce 死後?
"posthumously" in Japanese is 死後, pronounced "shigo".
How do you use "posthumously" in a sentence?
Example: "The artist was only recognized posthumously." In Japanese, "posthumously" is 死後.
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