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Definition of following
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Following
(n.) One's
followers,
adherents,
or
dependents,
collectively..
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Nutation
::
Nutation
(n.) The
motion
of a
flower
in
following
the
apparent
movement
of the sun, from the east in the
morning
to the west in the
evening..
Symbol
::
Symbol
(n.) An
abbreviation
standing
for the name of an
element
and
consisting
of the
initial
letter
of the Latin or New Latin name, or
sometimes
of the
initial
letter
with a
following
one; as, C for
carbon,
Na for
sodium
(Natrium),
Fe for iron
(Ferrum),
Sn for tin
(Stannum),
Sb for
antimony
(Stibium),
etc. See the list of names and
symbols
under
Element..
Tidal
::
Tidal (a.) Of or
pertaining
to
tides;
caused
by
tides;
having
tides;
periodically
rising
and
falling,
or
following
and
ebbing;
as, tidal
waters..
Rotatory
::
Rotatory
(a.) Going in a
circle;
following
in
rotation
or
succession;
as,
rotatory
assembles..
Proxime
::
Proxime
(a.) Next;
immediately
preceding
or
following.
Consecutive
::
Consecutive
(a.)
Following
as a
consequence
or
result;
actually
or
logically
dependent;
consequential;
succeeding.
Subsequent
::
Subsequency
(n.) The act or state of
following;
--
opposed
to
precedence.
Alternate
::
Alternate
(a.) Being or
succeeding
by
turns;
one
following
the other in
succession
of time or
place;
by turns first one and then the
other;
hence,
reciprocal..
Renaissance
::
Renaissance
(n.) The
transitional
movement
in
Europe,
marked
by the
revival
of
classical
learning
and art in Italy in the 15th
century,
and the
similar
revival
following
in other
countries..
Friday
::
Friday
(n.) The sixth day of the week,
following
Thursday
and
preceding
Saturday..
Sect
::
Sect (n.) Those
following
a
particular
leader
or
authority,
or
attached
to a
certain
opinion;
a
company
or set
having
a
common
belief
or
allegiance
distinct
from
others;
in
religion,
the
believers
in a
particular
creed,
or
upholders
of a
particular
practice;
especially,
in
modern
times,
a party
dissenting
from an
established
church;
a
denomination;
in
philosophy,
the
disciples
of a
particular
master;
a
school;
in
society
and the
state,
an
order,
rank,
class,
or
party..
What
::
What
(pron.,
a., & adv.) As an
exclamatory
word: -- (a) Used
absolutely
or
independently;
-- often with a
question
following..
Running
::
Running
(a.)
Successive;
one
following
the other
without
break or
intervention;
-- said of
periods
of time; as, to be away two days
running;
to sow land two years
running..
Proclitic
::
Proclitic
(a.)
Leaning
forward;
-- said of
certain
monosyllabic
words which are so
closely
attached
to the
following
word as not to have a
separate
accent.
Amorwe
::
Amorwe
(adv.)
On the
following
morning.
Get
::
Get (v. t.) To
procure
to be, or to cause to be in any state or
condition;
-- with a
following
participle..
Meet
::
Meet (v. t.) To join, or come in
contact
with; esp., to come in
contact
with by
approach
from an
opposite
direction;
to come upon or
against,
front to
front,
as
distinguished
from
contact
by
following
and
overtaking..
Trace
::
Trace (v. t.) To mark out; to draw or
delineate
with
marks;
especially,
to copy, as a
drawing
or
engraving,
by
following
the lines and
marking
them on a sheet
superimposed,
through
which they
appear;
as, to trace a
figure
or an
outline;
a
traced
drawing..
Get
::
Get (v. i.) To
arrive
at, or bring one's self into, a
state,
condition,
or
position;
to come to be; to
become;
-- with a
following
adjective
or past
participle
belonging
to the
subject
of the verb; as, to get
sober;
to get
awake;
to get
beaten;
to get
elected..
Sequent
::
Sequent
(a.)
Following
as an
effect;
consequent.
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