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View definitions for from the latter

from the latter

adverb as in a posteriori

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At Euro 2024, former boss Gareth Southgate dabbled with playing Alexander-Arnold as a central midfielder, but he was ultimately missing from the latter stages of the competition after failing to impress in the role in the group stages.

From BBC

Newcastle raised about £70m from the sales of Yankuba Minteh to Brighton and Elliot Anderson to Nottingham Forest, while also signing goalkeeper Odysseas Vlachodimos from the latter.

From BBC

Since Harris and Obama both have multiracial backgrounds, the former appears to be taking cues from the latter in public life.

From Slate

Gunning remembers running lines from the latter scene with a friend before the audition, telling her it was one of her favorites in the show.

While she reads out from a segment from the latter piece, she makes sure to shout out the Journal by name but not the Examiner.

From Slate

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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