What is another word for Eftsoons?

Pronunciation: [ɛftsˈuːnz] (IPA)

Eftsoons is an archaic word that means "soon after" or "shortly afterward." This word is rarely used in modern English, and there are many more commonly used synonyms that convey a similar meaning. Some examples of synonyms for eftsoons include immediately, promptly, shortly, presently, without delay, without hesitation, and instantaneously. Each of these words suggests a quick and timely action, making them ideal for situations where speed is of the essence. By using more modern synonyms for eftsoons, writers and speakers can better communicate with their audiences and avoid the confusion that often comes with archaic language.

Usage examples for Eftsoons

Wherefore I do Eftsoons intreat and require you to forbear to intermeddle any further.
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At length the cockes began to crow, declaring that it was day: wherewithall I awaked, and being greatly afeard ran to the dead body with the lamp in my hand, and I viewed him round about: and immediately came in the matron weeping with her Witnesses, and ran to the corps, and Eftsoons kissing him, she turned his body and found no part diminished.
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Eftsoons he made known his wants to the churl behind the desk, who was named Gogyrvan.
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