follow-up
/ˈfɒləʊʌp
/noun
1A continuation or repetition of something that has already been started or done: [as modifier]: a follow-up study of the same interviewees after retirement...
- The follow-up question was contingent upon the answer to the first question.
- It was announced that the discussion will continue in a follow-up session.
- A follow-up study last year showed the same 700 Leeds children continued to gain weight after starting secondary school.
1.1A further examination or observation of a patient in order to monitor the success of earlier treatment.She said it was a follow-up to his visit for the back spasms.
1.2A piece of work that builds on or exploits the success of earlier work: she is writing a follow-up to Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice...
- It's terribly easy to criticise a follow-up to a massive success but I can only be honest and say that it hardly made me laugh at all.
- A follow-up to his debut play The Land Of Cakes, premiered here last year, the new piece is based on his BBC radio series The Aberdee Brief.
- As a follow-up to the IMDb records post a few days ago, who has the earliest birth date listed on IMDb?
- see something out
- see something through
- see stars
- seethe
- see the back of
- see the colour of someone's money
- see the error of one's ways
- see the funny side (of something)
- see the light
- see the light of day
- see the new year in
- see the world
- seethingly
- see through
- see which way the cat jumps
- see you (later)
- Sefer
- Sefer Torah
- sega
- segment
- segmental
- segmentalization
- segmentalize
- segmentally
- segmentary