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ex post facto
adjective as in after the fact
Example Sentences
NRA defends the constitutional right to something similar, ex post facto.
The caution holds true for those weighing the ex post facto accounts of former presidents.
Now this was a novel experience—having my phone calls monitored, ex post facto, by a livid legislator.
Mrs. Bays and her husband had driven to town, and there was no need for ex post facto resolutions.
They say the Taupou had a gun and fired; probably an excuse manufactured ex post facto.
Other jurors claimed that they had decided Donnely was guilty, but that was probably an ex post facto switch.
An ex post facto law was brought in with great precipitation, for annulling this dividend.
It would bring a little real militarism into the family and give a kind of ex post facto justification to his ancient title.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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