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post-war
adjective
happening or existing after a war
the early post-war years
Example Sentences
Our conversation was timely not only because of the history of multi-level marketing which, it turns out, has ties to right-wing free market ideology and anti-communism of the post-war era — the intellectual roots of the second Trump era.
The beverage was “a revolutionary invention” in Taiwan in the ‘80s because consuming food and beverages, especially cold ones, strictly for pleasure was a relatively new concept in a post-war nation, CNN reported. Today, bubble tea has expanded globally: In 2024, the bubble tea industry was valued at around $2.4 to 3.6 billion, according to several studies. Entrepreneurs and large-scale coffeehouse chains, including Dunkin’, have also eagerly jumped on the bandwagon, albeit controversially.
Begin with the APA, which was passed in 1946 to provide the basic framework for the legitimate exercise of administrative power in the post-war world.
He said: "It's really pleasing to be here today, it's the start of a new chapter in the struggle for an apology for all those unmarried mothers who suffered in the post-war period."
Victims of forced adoption have gathered in Cornwall for a public event condemning the treatment of unmarried mothers in post-war Britain.
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