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Follow

Part of Speech: Verb

Sense 1: To move or travel behind someone or something.

Sample Sentence: Sarah asked her younger brother to follow her to the park.

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Sense 2: To adhere to rules, instructions, or guidance.

Sample Sentence: It is crucial to follow the guidelines provided by the teacher to solve the math problem correctly.

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Sense 3: To track the progress or development of someone or something.

Sample Sentence: The media closely followed the political campaign of the newly elected president.

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Sense 4: To understand or pay attention to someone's speech or writing.

Sample Sentence: The audience struggled to follow the complex scientific presentation.

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Part of Speech: Noun

Sense 1: An act of following someone or something.

Sample Sentence: The dog's follow led the children to a hidden treasure in the backyard.

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Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense 1: Popular or trendy.

Sample Sentence: The follow fashion trends require staying updated with the latest styles.

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Sense 2: Pertaining to a specific, localized area.

Sample Sentence: The follow cuisine at the new restaurant combines international flavors with local ingredients.

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