afterlife
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈæftɚˌlaɪf/ · UK /ˈɑːftəlaɪf/
afterlife means: A life that some people believe continues after a person dies.
noun
A life that some people believe continues after a person dies.
- Do you believe in an afterlife?
- Her faith promised a peaceful afterlife.
- Different religions describe the afterlife in different ways.
The place where some people believe those who have died go to live.
- She hoped to meet him in the afterlife.
- The story follows a soul into the afterlife.
- They left gifts to help the dead reach the afterlife.
The continuing effect of someone's work or reputation after they die.
- The poet enjoyed a long literary afterlife.
- Her afterlife rests on the schools she founded.
- His reputation had a troubled afterlife as new evidence emerged.
The later part of someone's life, after an important event or period has ended.
- Retirement offered him a quiet afterlife.
- She described her years after divorce as a new afterlife.
- His political career ended, but his afterlife as a writer flourished.
Questions about afterlife
What does afterlife mean?
A life that some people believe continues after a person dies.
What is afterlife in other languages?
Türkçe: ahiret · Español: vida después de la muerte · Français: vie après la mort · Deutsch: Leben nach dem Tod · Italiano: vita dopo la morte · 日本語: 死後の世界
How do you pronounce afterlife?
In American English /ˈæftɚˌlaɪf/; in British English /ˈɑːftəlaɪf/.
How do you use afterlife in a sentence?
Do you believe in an afterlife? Her faith promised a peaceful afterlife.
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