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afterthought
noun as in idea that occurs after it is timely
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"But for too long it has been an afterthought," she said.
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In the winter of 2021, the Blue Jays were largely an afterthought for the game’s biggest stars.
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Financial literacy cannot be an afterthought or part of a marketing campaign.
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By the time the final out had been recorded, the fact that the Dodgers had clinched yet another pennant was practically an afterthought.
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But the latter, Dicker’s record-breaking reliability, has almost become an afterthought.
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