Synonyms for follow-on
fol·low-on

Princeton's WordNet

1. follow-onnoun

   an immediate second innings forced on a cricket team scoring a prescribed number of runs fewer than its opponents in the first innings

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1. List of paraphrases for "follow-on":

   follow-up, subsequent, successor, tracking

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1. John Hultquist:

   If it were done in retaliation we'd expect some sort of follow on disruption or destruction of it, which we didn't see. Typically, when we see cyber espionage actors, they prefer to stay quiet and remain on target where they can gather as much intelligence as possible.

2. Dan Morris:

   The reason you're seeing Europe up so much, they're basically doing it on the premise of significant euro depreciation as a follow-on for QE.

3. Gabriel Vecchi:

   This study shows very nicely that the impact of aerosols is not isolated to the Atlantic, but involves a global shift in the distribution of tropical cyclones, aerosols are among the most uncertain elements of the climate system, so I think that there should — and I predict there will — be follow-on studies that explore the sensitivity of the results to a range of aerosol-related uncertainties.

4. Chris Murphy:

   The president's language is always vague and hard to follow on almost every issue he talks about and it has been especially difficult to parse when he's talking about the issue of changing America's gun laws, he's talking to the gun lobby much more frequently than he's talking to me.

5. Chase Leblanc:

   Many try to be “on” as leaders & happy to be “off stage” but truly those that live their lives as leaders do not have to try to be the one & being worth a hollow follow on social media... it is not the same as being worth a soul commitment in a no shadows real life…