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Sense: Adjective: following in order

Synonyms:

subsequent , ensuing , following , upcoming , coming , succeeding, successive, next up (informal), coming up, next in line

Sense: Adjective: adjacent

Synonyms:

adjacent , adjoining, neighboring, neighbouring (UK), next-door, bordering, abutting

Sense: Preposition: beside - usually followed by 'to'

Synonyms:

beside, side by side, alongside , to the left of, to the right of, bordering, bordering on, next door to, adjoining

Sense: Adverb: afterward

Synonyms:

afterward, afterwards , later, later on, thereafter (formal), subsequently

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