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Meaning of followed by
The primary meaning of "followed by" is to come after something or someone in time, order, or position.
Etymology of followed by
The phrase "followed by" is derived from the verb "follow," which comes from Old English "folgian" and Old Norse "fylgja," both meaning "to follow" or "to accompany."
The verb "follow" has been used in English since the 9th century, and the phrase "followed by" has been in use since the 14th century.
Synonyms
succeeded by
accompanied by
joined by
associated with
preceded by
accompanied with
supplemented by
supported by
augmented by
reinforced by
enhanced by
strengthened by
boosted by
increased by
amplified by
magnified by
intensified by
heightened by
deepened by
broadened by
extended by
expanded by
prolonged by
lengthened by
stretched by
continued by
pursued by
chased by
dogged by
haunted by
plagued by
beset by
tormented by
Definitions
- Used to indicate that one event or action comes after another in time or order.
- * Used to indicate that one thing is accompanied or associated with another.
Usage Examples
- The concert was followed by a reception, where the guests could meet the performers.
- * The company's financial struggles were followed by a series of layoffs and restructuring efforts.
- * The storm was followed by a period of calm weather, which allowed for recovery efforts to begin.
Antonyms
preceded by
before
prior to
earlier than
previous to
antecedent to
foregone by
foreshadowed by
heralded by
announced by
introduced by
led by
headed by
guided by
directed by
managed by
supervised by
overseen by
regulated by
controlled by
governed by