afterthought

Upward mobility and reward for work seems to be an afterthought for all concerned.

In the American sommelier community, until very recently, South African wines have remained largely an afterthought.

Now, this repeal was not an afterthought or an unintended consequence.

Almost as an afterthought he flashed me another knowing grin, but again his eyes told me to let sleeping dogs lie.

Here a name had been painstakingly obliterated, as if by afterthought, the very paper being gouged through with ink.

"Guess Bill knew something—he generally does," as an afterthought.

I contrived to feast somewhat less simply on bacon and eggs, through an afterthought inspiration.

Yet, as a kind of afterthought, completing the review of his life, the detail is natural.

San Gimignanos Palazzo del Commune dates from 1298, but its tower was an afterthought, built a century later.