Another word for follow
VerbTo keep (another) under surveillance by moving along behind
To act in conformity with
To take as a model or make conform to a model
To occur after in time
To perceive and recognize the meaning of
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To strengthen the effect of (an action) by further action
follow up
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Another word for follow
VerbTo come after
To regulate one's action
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Synonym Study
- Result stresses a definite relationship of cause and effect between what follows and what preceded crime that results from poverty
- Succeed implies that what follows takes the place of what preceded who succeeded Polk to the presidency?
- Ensue implies that what follows comes as a logical consequence of what preceded clouds appeared and rain ensued
- Follow is the general word meaning to come or occur after, but it does not necessarily imply a causal relationship with what goes before sunshine followed by rain
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