followed up

Revisited the matter

Followed up is the past tense of follow up, meaning to pursue something further after an initial action.

You follow up on a job application by calling to check its status.

A doctor follows up with a patient after treatment.

She followed up her complaint with a formal letter.

He never followed up on his promise.

communication

contacted

Made communication with

responded · reconnected · messaged · called back · got back to · corresponded · emailed · pinged · circled back · recontacted

investigation

probed

Investigated in depth

looked into · scrutinized · questioned · interrogated · audited · reviewed · fact-checked · verified · vetted · investigated

accountability

monitored

Observed systematically over time

verified · held accountable · oversaw · supervised

continuation

pursued

Went after persistently

carried on · kept up · persisted · proceeded · progressed · sustained · extended · advanced · built on · elaborated

medical

appointment

Scheduled time for something

test results · visit · prognosis · aftercare · treatment · diagnosis · recovery · screening · bloodwork

thoroughness

meticulously

With extreme care

rigorously · carefully · persistently · consistently · attentively · methodically · scrupulously · painstakingly

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Opposites
continuation vs. abandonment

followed upabandoned

Left behind completely

dropped · neglected · ignored · let slide · left hanging

proactive vs. passive engagement

followed uplet go

Cease holding something

waited · sat on · left alone · held back · let it go

Family

follow, followed, following, follows, follower, followers, followup, follow-up

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