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Follow
Follow
v. t.
To go or
come
after
; to
move
behind
in
the
same
path
or
direction
;
hence
, to go
with
(a
leader
,
guide
,
etc
.); to
accompany
; to
attend
.
Follow
v. t.
To
endeavor
to
overtake
; to go in
pursuit
of; to
chase
; to
pursue
; to
prosecute
.
Follow
v. t.
To
accept
as
authority
; to
adopt
the
opinions
of; to
obey
; to
yield
to; to
take
as a
rule
of
action
; as, to
follow
good
advice
.
Follow
v. t.
To
copy
after
; to
take
as an
example
.
Follow
v. t.
To
succeed
in
order
of
time
,
rank
, or
office
.
Follow
v. t.
To
result
from
, as an
effect
from
a
cause
, or an
inference
from
a
premise
.
Follow
v. t.
To
watch
, as a
receding
object
; to
keep
the
eyes
fixed
upon
while
in
motion
; to
keep
the
mind
upon
while
in
progress
, as a
speech
,
musical
performance
,
etc
.;
also
, to
keep
up
with
; to
understand
the
meaning
,
connection
, or
force
of, as of a
course
of
thought
or
argument
.
Follow
v. t.
To
walk
in, as a
road
or
course
; to
attend
upon
closely
, as a
profession
or
calling
.
Follow
v. i.
To go or
come
after
;
used
in
the
various
senses
of
the
transitive
verb
: To
pursue
; to
attend
; to
accompany
; to be a
result
; to
imitate
.
Follow
n.
The
art
or
process
of
following
;
specif
., in
some
games
, as
billiards
, a
stroke
causing
a
ball
to
follow
another
ball
after
hitting
it.
Also
used
adjectively
; as,
follow
shot
.
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