afterclause

/ˈæftəklɔːz/

Definitions

1. noun

A phrase or clause that follows another clause, typically in a subordinate relationship; a dependent clause.

“The afterclause in this sentence adds more information about the main action.”

2. noun

A grammatical term referring to a clause that follows the main clause in a sentence.

“The afterclause in this sentence is a dependent clause that provides additional context.”

Synonyms

  • dependent clause
  • subordinate clause

Antonyms

  • independent clause