| Word |
Definition |
Sentence |
| postdate | to write on something a date that comes after the read date | You do this when you write a date later than the actual day. |
| postgraduate | a person who takes a college class after he has already graduated | After you finish college, you will become one of these. |
| posthumous | occurring or continuing after death; usually related to a book that is published after the author has died | This word describes the type of fame an author may achieve after his or her death. |
| postindustrial | the time in society that came after the Industrial Revolution | This describes the time period after the Industrial Revolution. |
| postmark | a mark printed across a stamp after it is received by the post office | The postmaster at the post office puts this mark on every piece of mail. |
| postmeridian | taking place after noon; P.M. | Anytime after twelve o'clock noon would fit into this category. |
| postmortem | occuring or done after death | On the television show CSI, the doctors will perform this type of exam to determine the mysterious cause of death. |
| postpone | to do something at a time or date after it was originally planned | This is when you have to delay something because it has to take place at a later time. |
| postproduction | the editing that is done after the movie, film, or video has been taped | This is the time during which editing of movies takes place. |
| postscript | a comment, note, or thought written after the letter is finished; P.S. | The next time someone sends you a letter, look for one of these at the bottom. |
