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to yield implicitly, to assent tamely, to follow the multitude for fear and shame. [1.2]
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to track, to trace by the steps; to follow afterwards. [1.2]
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to follow, to pursue; to obey, to agree to, to prosecute. [1.2]
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to follow; to obey; to prosecute [1.7]
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to tread, to step; to measure with the foot, to fall in with one's plans, to coincide with, to follow, to hit on the same idea, to correspond [1.2]
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to follow; to pursue;
to investigate [1.7]
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to follow, to accompany, to associate with, to take part with. [1.2]
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