postdiluvial

Founding-era definition · Webster's 1828 American Dictionary

POSTDILU'VIAL POSTDILU'VIAN, adjective [Latin post, after, and diluvium, the deluge.] Being or happening posterior to the flood in Noah's days. POSTDILU'VIAN, noun A person who lived after the flood, or who has lived since that event.
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