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follow along1. To do something as others do it. I have no idea how to get out of the stadium, so I'm just following along with the mass of people.2. To trail closely behind someone or something. When you have a toddler, you can always count on them following along with anything you try to do around the house.3. To monitor something in order to keep pace with what someone else is doing. I couldn't quite hear what the actors were saying, so I followed along with the closed captions.See also: followfollow alongMove or proceed in accord or in unison with someone. For example, The children followed along with the song, or They followed along with the crowd. See also: followfollow alongv.1. To accompany by following: I went for a walk in the woods, and my cats followed along. Our guide led the hike and we followed him along.2. To move or act in conjunction with an activity by following an example: The teacher sang and the children followed along. 3. To move or act in conjunction or in parallel with someone or something: I followed along with the speaker by reading the transcript. See also: followLegalSeeFollow |