Further away, more distant; (in early use esp.) subsequent, later, in the future. Obsolete.

Later; belonging to the later part of a period, process, narrative, etc.; existing or occurring after something expressed or implied; subsequent…

Opposed to prior. That comes after in time or order, later; subsequent to.

More late; existing or occurring after something expressed or implied; belonging to the latter part of a period, process, etc.; further advanced…

Belonging to a late period. rare. Now archaic and rare.

Of or pertaining to a more advanced period of life; later. Obsolete.

Lower in the stream of time; later. (Cf. descend, v. 5, down, adv. 18b.)

Lying beyond that which is immediate or present; coming at a subsequent point or stage; further, future.