IPA: /pəˈstɪəriˌɒrɪti/
KK: /pəˈstɪrɪˌɔrɪti/
The state of being later in time or position compared to something else.
In the study of history, posteriority can affect how events are interpreted.
Posteriority → It is formed from "post-" (meaning after) and "-erior" (a comparative suffix derived from Latin "prior", meaning earlier). The word "posteriority" refers to the state of being later or following in time or order.
Think of something that comes 'after' ('post-') something else, and the '-erior' indicates a comparison to something earlier. This helps you remember that 'posteriority' means being later in time or order.