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post-war
adjective
- happening or existing after a war
the early post-war years
Example Sentences
Although the war spurred new international treaties aimed at protecting the environment during wartime, these efforts failed to compel post-war restoration for Vietnam.
Analysts at S&P Global this week wrote that Australia's public spending was at "post-war highs", and warned both major parties that the country's rating was at risk if savings were not found.
Recognising Russia's illegal occupation of Crimea would not only be politically impossible for Zelensky to accept, it would also be contrary to post-war international legal norms that borders should not be changed by force.
The PA's leadership has regularly insisted it is ready to take over running post-war Gaza.
The European powers have made clear they would not accept Russian sovereignty over Crimea, something that would breach post-war international legal norms that borders should not be changed by military force.
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