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Origin of Posthumous

Description:

Posthumous refers to something that occurs, is recorded, or is published after the death of its originator. The term origin of posthumous represents the etymology and historical background of this word.

Part of Speech:

Adjective: Posthumous

Senses:

1. Occurring or appearing after the death of the originator
2. Published or produced after the author's death
3. Designed to honor the memory of a dead person or provide closure

Usage:

Popular:

• She received a posthumous award for her late father's contributions to the community.
• The author's posthumous novel became a bestseller.

Local:

• The local museum organized a posthumous exhibition to celebrate the life and works of a beloved artist.
• After his death, the local community established a posthumous scholarship in his honor.

Sample Sentences:

1. After the renowned painter passed away, his family released a posthumous collection of his unfinished artwork.

2. The album was a posthumous release, featuring previously unheard songs by the deceased musician.

3. Despite his passing, the author's posthumous reputation continued to grow with the publication of his last manuscript.

4. In a posthumous tribute, a statue was erected in the town square to commemorate the local hero.

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