Following Synonyms and Antonyms
fŏlō-ĭng
Occurring right after another
(Adjective)
Synonyms:
- next
- coming
- succeeding
- ensuing
- subsequent
- later
- after a while
- by-and-by
- later-on
- a while later
- then
- henceforth
- afterwards
- presently
- afterward
- coming after
- directly after
- successive
- in-the-wake-of
- pursuing
- undermentioned
- in pursuit of
- in search of
- on the scent
- in full cry
- resulting
- consequent
- latter
- posterior
- rear
- hinder
- back
A group of attendants or followers
(Noun)
Synonyms:
- retinue
- train
- entourage
- clientele
- audience
- adherents
- followers
- dependents
- pursuit
- coterie
- discipleship
- public
- after
- backing
- afterward
- below
- business
- consecution
- supporters
- consequent
- consequential
- admirers
- ensuing
- fans
- gathering
- group
- devotees
- later
- suite
- next
- hangers-on
- posthumous
- profession
- patrons
- pursuance
- pursuing
- retainers
- resulting
- sect
- sequence
- sequent
- sequential
- chase
- serial
- subsequent
- succeeding
- succession
- successive
- trade
- trailing
- vocation
- pursual
Antonyms:
Work in a specific place, with a specific subject, or in a specific function
(Verb)
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Keep under surveillance
(Verb)
Synonyms:
- tailing
- obeying
- tracing
- complying
- trailing
- copying
- conforming
- tracking
- understanding
- surveying
- shadowing
- tagging
- supporting
- supplanting
- according
- succeeding
- stalking
- spying
- springing
- resulting
- replacing
- pursuing
- imitating
- proceeding
- practicing
- persisting
- matching
- issuing
- reflecting
- dogging
- observing
- hunting
- hounding
- flowing
- fathoming
- harmonizing
- ensuing
- dragging
- dodging
- heeding
- comprehending
- chasing
- alternating
- adopting
- accompanying
Antonyms:
Act in accordance with someone's rules, commands, or wishes
(Verb)
Be the successor (of)
(Verb)
Be later in time
(Verb)
Words Related to Following
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