0 an unpleasant effect that follows an event or accident, sometimes continuing for a long time or happening some time after it: --
The sensation-boggling experience of the trip and the overwhelming perceptual after-effects defy categorization.
He still suffers from the after-effects of his 2009 stroke, counting an uncooperative right side and nerve pain in his neck and shoulder.
However, it has an unforeseen after-effect and reverts his mind to a childlike state.
That is a thing which can be bought and which is very good indeed for the aftereffects of colds and catarrh and that sort of malady.
Sometimes, dealing with the aftereffects of conflict is a much underrated problem.
To me, this is just another instance of the introduction of politics regardless of its aftereffects.
There is even evidence (discussed in sect. 6.4) that such early vision phenomena as motion aftereffects do not affect imagined motion the same way that they affect real perceived motion.
Although missionaries in the early and mid nineteenth century did not deny that ageing and death were natural, these were interpreted as inevitable aftereffects of primordial sin.
