How to say "subsequently" in Japanese

• 次いでついでJLPT N1approx.Common
  adverb, conjunctionFor 'subsequently' meaning simply 'next; then': it presents an event or point as following the one before, and works as 'secondly' when enumerating. Fits accounts that narrate events or list points in order.
  それは教育きょういくに次ついで大おおきな問題もんだいだ。↗

  That is the principle problem next to education.
• 追いかけるおいかけるJLPT N2approx.Common
  ichidan verb, transitive verbReally the verb 'to chase; to run after'. Its 'subsequently; following that' reading is marginal: you will seldom want this word to say 'subsequently' — use it for actual pursuit.

For 'subsequently' meaning simply 'next; then' in a sequence of events or points, use 「次いで」; 「追いかける」 is really the verb 'to chase', and its 'subsequently' reading is marginal — seldom the word you want.

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• 次いでついでnext
• 事前後じぜんごsubsequently
• 続いてつづいてsubsequently
• のちにlater on
• 追いかけるおいかけるsubsequently