Synonyms for followed
fol·lowed

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1. List of paraphrases for "followed":

   follow-up, monitored, monitoring, ensued, tracked, pursued, continued, respected, applied, tracking, suivi, follows, adhered, observed, follow, attended, monitor, taken

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1. Alexander Kendrick:

   On CBS Radio the news of his Ed Murrow's death, reportedly from lung cancer, was followed by a cigarette commercial.

2. George Ratiu:

   Markets reached peak prices early this spring, with the next few months expected to see a moderation in the pace of appreciation followed by a flattening in the fall, the good news is that for buyers frustrated by the past year's frenzied market, the shift toward a more normal landscape holds the promise of more homes to choose from, a slower pace of sales, and better prices.

3. State Attorney Bill Gladson:

   We followed the evidence to see where it led us and it led us to this moment, for 72 years the families have been living with this and traveling with this journey waiting for today.

4. Rachelle Simpson:

   To win the series last year was an incredible feeling. I had come in just hoping to showcase what I'd been doing in the (stage) shows before, i wasn't coming in expecting to win. Obviously, I was hopeful and I knew I had the highest degree of difficulty -- three forward somersaults in the pike position followed by one and a half twists. I wanted to show that I could execute that well.

5. Antonio Guterres:

   From the start, the World Health Organization provided factual information and scientific guidance that should have been the basis for a coordinated global response, unfortunately, many of these recommendations were not followed. And in some situations, there was a rejection of facts and an ignoring of the guidance. And when countries go in their own direction, the virus goes in every direction.