following in Latin
following in Latin is sequens, posterus, deinceps — following means coming next, whether in a sequence, list, or in time.
following in Latin
sequens
Coming next, either in sequence or in time.
posterus
Coming next, either in sequence or in time.
deinceps
Coming next, either in sequence or in time.
What does "following" mean?
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adj Coming next, whether in a sequence, list, or in time.
"Please read the following instructions carefully."
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prep After or as a result of.
"Following the announcement, share prices rose sharply."
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noun A group of supporters, fans, or admirers.
"The band built a loyal following over two decades."
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following in a sentence
- Please read the following instructions carefully.
- Following the announcement, share prices rose sharply.
- The band built a loyal following over two decades.
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What is "following" in Latin?
"following" in Latin is sequens, posterus, deinceps. following means: Coming next, whether in a sequence, list, or in time.
How do you use "following" in a sentence?
Example: "Please read the following instructions carefully." In Latin, "following" is sequens, posterus, deinceps.
Are there other ways to say "following" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "following": sequens, posterus, deinceps.
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