Aftereffect

Pronunciation: /ˈæftərəˌfɛkt/

Aftereffect (noun)

  1. A result that continues after the main event has finished.
  2. A physical or mental change that stays for some time after a treatment, injury, or strong experience.
  3. A continued impression in vision after a stimulus has stopped.

Examples

  • The aftereffect of the decision lasted for years.
  • Her aftereffect from the training helped her at work.