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Little Bean Posted 19 years ago
Vocabulary

after vs in the wake of

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00could you tell me what's the difference between the two expressions? or they are of the same meaning?02br
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0 in the wake of: indicates a 01b 00motion02b 00 preceding you0-

  • 0 in the wake of: indicates a 01b 00motion02b 00 preceding you0-
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0 in the wake of: indicates a 01b00motion02b00 preceding you0-
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0The "wake" of a boat is the choppy water stirred up by the movement of the boat. More generally, 'in the wake of" refers to something that is 01i00affected by the results of the previous event02i00 -- it's similar to "in the aftermath of." "After" just refers to a sequence without implying causality. "In the wake of " is usually applied to natural phenomona that have f
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