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Follow-On

Description

As a noun, "follow-on" refers to something that comes or happens after something else. It can also be used as a modifier to describe an action or event that follows or succeeds a previous one. As a verb, "follow-on" means to take a subsequent action or to continue doing something.

Senses

1. Noun: Something that comes or happens after something else.
2. Modifier: Describing an action or event that follows or succeeds a previous one.
3. Verb: To take a subsequent action or to continue doing something.

Usages

Sense 1: Noun

"Follow-on" as a noun often refers to something that comes or happens after something else:

• After the successful launch of the first product, the company planned a follow-on version with additional features.
• They were unable to attend the first event, but they are looking forward to the follow-on conference.

Sense 2: Modifier

"Follow-on" as a modifier describes an action or event that follows or succeeds a previous one:

• Our team decided to hold a follow-on meeting to discuss the progress made on the project.
• The company's CEO announced a follow-on investment to expand their operations.

Sense 3: Verb

"Follow-on" as a verb means to take a subsequent action or to continue doing something:

• After completing the first stage of the project, the team will follow on with detailed analysis.
• He cannot wait to follow on his successful debut album with new music.

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