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Definitions for followed by
fol·lowed by
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followed byconjunction
And then, and after that.
Etymology: From the passive voice of follow, and still frequently used as such.
Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of followed by in Chaldean Numerology is: 1
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of followed by in Pythagorean Numerology is: 2
Examples of followed by in a Sentence
We expect similar or slightly higher delivery levels in 2017, followed by more robust growth in 2018.
Richard Stanton and John installed a guideline -- a line that can then be subsequently followed by the Thai Navy SEALs.
Although there are differences in the legal systems of Hong Kong and the mainland, the principles followed by the Hong Kong and mainland criminal laws are not that great, both laws include principles such as presumption of innocence, the right for criminal suspects and defendants to have legal defence, and laws not being applied restrospectively. All these principles can be stipulated in this legislation.
Then I believe what possibly happened was there was an accidental leak followed by a criminal cover-up.
They (investments) are expected to continue their decline going forward, followed by a moderate increase from 2019.
Translations for followed by
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- تليهاArabic
- následovánCzech
- به دنبالPersian
- के बादHindi
- utánaHungarian
- diikuti olehIndonesian
- בא אחריוHebrew
- にJapanese
- ನಂತರKannada
- 다음에Korean
- etterfulgt avNorwegian
- śledzony przezPolish
- с последующимRussian
- fSwedish
- தொடர்ந்துTamil
- తరువాతTelugu
- ติดตามโดยThai
- слідом за нимиUkrainian
- کی طرف سے عملUrdu
- theo dõi bởiVietnamese
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