post-war era

noun phrase

Meaning

The period of time after a war has ended.

Examples

The "baby boom" generation was born in the post-war era.
Art and culture flourished in the post-war era as societies rebuilt.

Synonyms: aftermath, period after the war, reconstruction period

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post-war era

noun phrase

Pronunciation: ˌpoʊst wɔːr ˈɪərə

Definition

The period of time after a war has ended.

Examples

The "baby boom" generation was born in the post-war era.
Art and culture flourished in the post-war era as societies rebuilt.

How to Use post-war era

post-war period (collocation): The time after a war. — "The post-war period was characterized by economic recovery."
post-war boom (collocation): A period of rapid economic growth after a war. — "Many countries experienced a post-war boom in the 1950s."
post-war reconstruction (collocation): The process of rebuilding after a war. — "The post-war reconstruction of Europe was a massive undertaking."

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Antonyms of post-war era

Words with the opposite meaning to post-war era:

pre-war period

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