Followed
Obey and followed are semantically related. in act in accordance with topic. In some cases you can use "Obey" instead a verb "Followed".
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- The Master has the phrase "I am the Master", often followed by "and you will obey me" when he's trying to hypnotize someone.
Source: Catch Phrase / Live-Action TV - Max is followed by fan girls who want to obey his every command, which Max is reminded is something that was considered an old fashioned trait in women but which he thinks is disgusting.
Source: Happily Married / Comic Books - The inquiry which followed the massacre proved the Gurkha (65 of them) and Baluchi (about 25) troopers involved had no combat experience and there were fresh out of training, which indoctrinated them to obey the orders of their officer regardless of anything.
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