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post-war
adjective
- happening or existing after a war
the early post-war years
Example Sentences
Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins, who appeared to be somewhat forgetting the decades of post-war growth and economic dominance the U.S. had enjoyed, tried to convince viewers in an interview that America’s status as “the world’s greatest economic power†had ended roughly a century ago “at the dawn of the progressive era. Only Trump’s “boldness†would bring back “a golden age of unlimited prosperity,†she assured them.
Even post-war challenges would be considerable.
From the late 1940s the UK also saw a post-war baby boom putting more pressure on busy maternity services in the newly formed NHS.
If, on top of that, they need to shore up Social Security, they could raise taxes even further, perhaps to a level unprecedented in post-war years.
A confluence of gentrification and changing social attitudes towards queer people in post-war society fractured the city’s physical queer community north across neighborhoods like Old Town and Lincoln Park.
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