post-pandemic
Adjective
Meaning
post-pandemic (not comparable)
Alternative form of postpandemic
Examples
African Diaspora Symposium provides an opportunity for dialogue and reflection on and planning for a post-pandemic Africa.
A new Marshall Plan to rebuild the post-pandemic Europe could help its economy bounce back, dealing a blow to the populists, who capitalise on the health crisis to win popular support and seize power.
Although multiple countries are in the process of allowing retail stores to reopen, “post-pandemic” (or, if you’re skeptical, “mid-pandemic”) consumer demand for new devices is emerging as a concern for some companies and carriers.
And we should all be receptive and understanding as we guide each other to that glorious post-pandemic day.
Apart from the misery this will inflict on people’s daily lives, it is a further blow to the capital’s post-pandemic recovery, which will rely heavily people being able to move around fast, get to work and ferry children to school.
Another reason Chinese are buying local is because some remain cost conscious post-pandemic, according to analysts at consultancy Bain & Company.