postérieurement (-eur-mān), adv., subsequently, after, since.
à posteriori, adv., (log.) a posteriori (from the effect to the cause); or from what follows.
postériorité, n.f., posteriority.
postérité, n.f., posterity, issue. En appeler à la —; to appeal to posterity. Transmettre son nom à la — la plus reculée; to transmit, or hand down, one’s name to the remotest posterity. Passer à la —; to be handed down to posterity.
postface, n.f., address (placed at the end of a work), after-address.
☉postfixe, n.m., (gram.) postfix, termination.
posthume, n.m. and adj., posthumous child; posthumous. Œuvres —s; posthumous works. Un fils —; a posthumous son. C’est un —; he is a posthumous child.
postiche, adj., superadded; false, misplaced; false, artificial, sham, mock; (milit.) provisional acting. Dents —s; false teeth. Cheveux —s; false hair. Caporal —; acting-corporal.
*postillon, n.m., postilion; post-boy; (backgammon) mark above the half.
postposer, v.a., ☉to put after; (book-bind.) to transpose.