aftershock (Meaning)

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aftershock (n)

a tremor (or one of a series of tremors) occurring after the main shock of an earthquake

The earthquake rattled the city, and residents experienced several powerful aftershocks in the following hours.
Even after the main tremor subsided, the aftershocks continued to create anxiety among the population.
People hurriedly evacuated buildings, fearing aftershocks that could further damage the already weakened structures.
The geologists warned that aftershocks were likely to persist for days, making it important to stay vigilant.
Emergency services were on high alert, ready to respond to any aftershock-related incidents.
The aftershock registered on the seismometer, indicating the continued seismic activity in the region.
Residents slept in tents outside their homes to avoid potential harm from aftershocks during the night.
Aftershocks can vary in intensity, and even smaller ones can be unsettling for those affected by the initial earthquake.
Engineers inspected buildings for structural damage, ensuring they could withstand potential aftershocks.
The community came together to support each other during the aftershock aftermath, providing aid and comfort to those in need.

a tremor (or one of a series of tremors) occurring after the main shock of an earthquake

quake,shock, earthquake, tremor, foreshock, temblor,upheaval, convulsion, microseism, microearthquake

cause, cause, consideration, factor, factor, basis, basis, consideration, reason, occasion

The earthquake rattled the city, and residents experienced several powerful aftershocks in the following hours.

Even after the main tremor subsided, the aftershocks continued to create anxiety among the population.

People hurriedly evacuated buildings, fearing aftershocks that could further damage the already weakened structures.

The geologists warned that aftershocks were likely to persist for days, making it important to stay vigilant.