Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
post-war
adjective
/ˈpəʊst wɔːr/

Definition
Relating to the period following a war.

Examples
- The post-war era saw a rise in economic prosperity.
- Many countries faced challenges in their post-war reconstruction efforts.
- The post-war literature revealed the psychological impact of conflict on society.

Meaning
The term ‘post-war’ refers to the time after a war has ended, often associated with rebuilding, recovery, and significant changes in society, economy, and politics.

Synonyms
- Aftermath
- Reconstruction
- Post-conflict