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Meanings of posthumus in English
Quality of being applicable to a person after their death.
Synonyms
Examples for "posthumous"
Examples for "posthumous"
1
A posthumous show of her work was discussed, but never took place.
2
Connors thanked his fans in a posthumous statement released by his family.
3
The publication of English Seamen and the Council of Trent was posthumous.
4
The most favorable posthumous history the stay-at-home traitor can hope for is-oblivion.
5
Harvey himself was but the posthumous child of the great Elizabethan period.
1
The veteran, who was also an obergefreiter, suggested that next time Lensen think of putting in for a posthumous promotion.
2
By the time you read these words, Mother will have already received a telegram informing you of my death and posthumous promotion.
1
It will be a perpetual in memoriam record of my departed virtues.
2
The motto 'Sic vos non vobis', would be appropriate for him in memoriam.
3
Treat yourself to an in memoriam colonic irrigation or a visit to a psychic?
4
Staffs, called pantars, erected in memoriam of the dead, at a kampong below Kuala Samba
5
They controversially failed to be mentioned in the Academy Awards " in memoriam" section.
Usage of posthumus in English
1
When the messenger comes to bring him to the king, Posthumus cries:
2
But Posthumus will not await the proof for which he has asked.
3
All these are manifestly characteristics of Hamlet, and Posthumus possesses no others.
4
John Hunyady assumes the government in Hungary during the minority of Ladislaus Posthumus.
5
The rigid virtues of Posthumus served only to hasten his destruction.
6
Shakespeare surely ought to have made Posthumus revert to perfect faith.
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Jealousy in Shakespeare: Resemblances in Leontes to Posthumus ("Cymbeline") and to Othello.
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He commanded Posthumus to leave Britain and banished him from his native country forever.
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Or who knows but it is the very ring which Posthumus received from Imogen?
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And Posthumus betrays as clearly as ever Hamlet did that he is merely Shakespeare masquerading:
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He began his reign, however, with the murder of Agrippa Posthumus, the grandson of Augustus.
12
Posthumus, too, will write against the wantons he dislikes.
13
Posthumus wishes Imogen saved, because, if her life had been spared, she might have repented.
14
The bank also said Rob Posthumus will be joining its Toronto sales desk as a director.
15
Posthumus describes the battle in which he took so gallant a part in Shakespeare's usual manner.
16
What Posthumus felt at hearing this proof of the innocence of his lady cannot be expressed.
Translations for posthumus
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