subsequent

[Latin subsequens, pr. par. of subsequor to follow closely after: sub =under, and sequor =to follow; Fr. subsequent; Sp. subsecuente; Port.subsequente; Ital. su equente. 1. Following in time; coming or being after something else at any indefinite time; as, subsequent ages or periods, subsequent events. 2. Following in order of place or succe ion; succeeding. "From the antecedent and subsequent verses."-Cudworth: Intell. System , p. 475. subsequent-condition, or condition-subse