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Meaning of later on
The primary meaning of "later on" refers to a point in time that is after the present moment.
Etymology of later on
The phrase "later on" is a combination of the words "later" and "on", with "later" derived from the Old English word "lætran", meaning "to delay" or "to come after", and "on" derived from the Old English word "on", meaning "in" or "at"
The phrase has been used in English since the 15th century to indicate a point in time that is after the present moment
Synonyms
afterwards
subsequently
later
next
then
soon
presently
eventually
ultimately
in the end
at a later time
at a later date
following
succeeding
ensuing
subsequent
forthcoming
upcoming
pending
coming
approaching
impending
looming
near
nearing
close
subsequent to
in the future
soon after
at a later stage
Definitions
- Used to indicate a point in time that is after the present moment
- Used to indicate a future event or action that will take place after something else
- Used to indicate a point in time that is after a specific event or action
Usage Examples
- I'll see you later on at the party
- We'll discuss the details later on in the meeting
- The new policy will be implemented later on this year
Antonyms
earlier
sooner
previously
before
now
immediately
presently
already
beforehand
prior
anterior
antecedent
preceding
fore
foregoing
ahead
advance
precursory
preliminary
introductory
initial
first
instantly
promptly
straight away
forthwith
directly