Following
Trailing
Trailing noun - The act of going after or in the tracks of another.
Usage example: did you think I didn't know about your constant trailing of me?
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Synonyms for Trailing
Following and trailing are semantically related. You can use "Following" instead the word "Trailing" as a noun or an adjective or an adverb.
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Both words in one sentence
- Following a heartbreaking World Series loss in the previous season, they showed utter resilience in fighting back when trailing.
Source: Miracle Rally - Trailing off at the end of a sentence and not saying something when the listener should understand it, or aposiopesis, is extremely common in (spoken) Japanese, especially following the conjunction "soshite" (which loosely means "and then").
Source: Useful Notes / Japanese Language
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