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followingadjective being the one that comes immediately after anotherthe following morning, I found the cat was gone coming, ensuing, next, succeeding consecutive, sequential, successiveposterior, subsequentimmediatesecond on deck antecedent, foregoing, precedent, preceding, previous, prior anterior, formerpastlast followingnouna body of employees or servants who accompany and wait on a persona prince with a large following to do practically everything for him cortege(also cortège), entourage, posse, retinue, suite, tail, train crew, personnel, staffcourtassistant, attendant, helper, retainer a group of people showing intense devotion to a cause, person, or work (as a film)that rock star attracts quite a following the act of going after or in the tracks of anothertook part in the following of the coyote chase, chasing, dogging, hounding, pursuing, pursuit, shadowing, tagging, tailing, tracing, tracking, trailing hot pursuittagging alongpath, track, trailsearch, seeking followingprepositionsubsequent to in time or orderfollowing the concert, there will be refreshments in the lobby after, après, behind, below, next to, past since afore(chiefly dialect), ahead of, before, ere, of, previous to, prior to, to toward(or towards) followingverbpresent participle of followto come after in timea wrap-up always follows the Super Bowl broadcast postdating, succeeding, supervening displacing, replacing, superseding, supplantingensuing antedating, preceding, predating to go after or on the track oflet's follow the boys to their hiding place bird-dogging, chasing, coursing, dogging, hounding, pursuing, running, shadowing, tagging, tailing, tracing, tracking, trailing accompanying, chaperoning, escortinghunting, searching (for), seekingeyeing(or eying), observing, watching running after guiding, leading, piloting heading to act according to the commands offollow me, and you'll do OK adhering (to), complying (with), conforming (to), goose-stepping (to), minding, obeying, observing deferring (to), submitting (to), surrendering (to), yielding (to)acceding (to), acquiescing (to), agreeing (to), assenting (to)attending, hearing, heeding, listening (to), marking, noticing, noting, regarding, taking, watching abiding by, falling in with, keeping to defying, disobeying, rebelling (against) disobligingchallenging, daringrefusing, renouncing, repudiatingdirecting, leadingbrushing (off), disregarding, ignoring, overlooking, overpassing, passing over, tuning out, winking (at)dismissing, pooh-poohing(also poohing), shrugging offbreaching, breaking, infringing, transgressing, violatingderiding, flouting, mocking, scoffing (at), scorningmutinying (against), revolting (against)bucking, combating(or combatting), contesting, disputing, fighting, opposing, resisting, withstanding to make one's way through, across, or overfollowed the path into the garden coursing, covering, crossing, cutting (across), going, navigating, passing (over), perambulating, peregrinating, proceeding (along), tracking, transiting, traveling(or travelling), traversing hiking, traipsing, tramping, treading, walkingriding, runningcrisscrossing to take notice of and be guided bydon't follow his advice heeding, listening (to), minding, noting, observing, regarding, watching considering, contemplating, mulling, pondering, weighingcomplying (with), conforming (to), keeping, obeying, respectingattending (to), harking (to), hearing, hearkening (to)(or harkening (to))marking, noticing, seeing disregarding, ignoring, tuning out brushing (aside or off), discounting, dismissing, glossing (over), glozing (over), neglecting, passing over, pooh-poohing(also poohing), scorning, shrugging offdefying, floutingslighting, snubbing to keep one's eyes onstood on the platform and followed the departing train until it disappeared from sight eyeing(or eying), observing, watching beholding, looking, perceiving, regarding, seeing, viewinggaping, gawking, gazing, glaring, goggling, looking on, peering, rubbernecking, staringguarding, waking, wardingbird-dogging, monitoring, studyingspyingespying, glancing, glimpsing, peeking, peeping having one's eye on blinking, winking in the 15th century |