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Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
-later/lətə/

▶combining form denoting a person who worships a specified thing: idolater.

– origin from Gk -latrēs ‘worshipper’.

'-later' also found in these Oxford entries:

acorn - adamant - adjourn - aedile - afford - after - afterthought - afterwards - alcohol - alien - amber - anathema - ancestor - aspen - -ate - Atharva Veda - atone - Auslese - autumn - backload - banyan - bas-relief - battery - baulk - bawbee - bear - belfry - beloved - bespeak - billet - Bislama - bluestocking - bombast - borough - borrow - boulevard - bound - break - Bren gun - bulimia - bull - buxom - buy-back - Byzantine - caddie - callow - cameo - cant - canvas - cap

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__ hours later after someone does
... that a year later nobody even remembered how it started
..., only to decide later that ....
...years/days/hours later
'No' later than / 'Not' later than
"In vs. Later" with Time Durations
"It was one hour later than my father authorized"
"later stage" is this correct?
"not later than," "no later than," "by," and "before"
"recently" and "later" as introductory words
"see you later"
"See you later" to a stranger
"the tasks it subsequently undertook later"
30 minutes later
a few years later
A few years later, the RCM has turned
a full five minutes later
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a month after that // a month later
a richness in life's later years that is lost on the young
after 3 days/3 days later
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after vs. later
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Asked later 'how it felt to hear' about ...
at a later date / later
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