followed by
In the wake
Followed by indicates sequence—what comes next or after: The appetizer was followed by the main course.
It marks order in time, space, or rank: A was followed by B, The president entered, followed by her aides.
In lists, it introduces subsequent items: First comes the exam, followed by a two-week break.
Methodical arrangement or request
- successionFollowing in order
- seriesOrdered set of related items
- progressionSequential forward movement
- chainLinked segments forming length
string · pattern · lineup · queue · train · procession · stream · flow
Act of chasing something
- tailRear animal appendage
- trackPath or monitored route
- shadowLight blocked by object
- stalkPlant's vertical support
trail · hunt · hound · pursue · dog · trace · run after · hot pursuit
Results following an event
- repercussionsIndirect results of actions
- effectsConsequences or belongings
- outcomesFinal results achieved
- resultsWhat follows from effort
implications · ramifications · fallout · impact · consequences · aftereffects · side effects · upshot
order
Methodical arrangement or request
- successionFollowing in order
- seriesOrdered set of related items
- progressionSequential forward movement
chain · string · pattern · lineup · queue · train · procession · stream · flow · cycle
pursuit
Act of chasing something
stalk · trail · hunt · hound · pursue · dog · trace · run after · hot pursuit · give chase
aftermath
Results following an event
- repercussionsIndirect results of actions
- effectsConsequences or belongings
- outcomesFinal results achieved
results · implications · ramifications · fallout · impact · consequences · aftereffects · side effects · upshot · corollary
followed byprior to
Before in time
before · ahead of · in advance of · preceding · coming before
follow, following, follower, followers, follows, unfollowed, unfollow, unfollowing