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following suit

verb as in imitate what someone else is doing

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Now Nick Jonas, freshly 22 years old and leaving his days as a mommy-approved Jonas Brothers crooner behind, is following suit.

Now it seems that the Middletons are following suit, and getting into the discounted vehicle game.

And America—more Latino, more Asian, and more gastronomically adventurous than ever—seemed to be following suit.

So Asian markets are sharply lower, and Europe is following suit.

In a cofounding exchange, he rebutted by also calling her fake, with Snooki following suit, saying that Pauly D and Vinny agreed.

There came the click of the safety on Mukoki's rifle, and Rod, following suit, cocked his own.

And to this pass has criticism come, and Literature generally, in almost all its branches, is necessarily following suit.

The deacon's deep bass voice rose ever and anon in leading fashion, the other voices following suit.

He knelt at the rim of the circular opening and looked into the depths of the pit, Tommy following suit.

From that time the keelless racing boat has held its own, fours and pairs and sculling boats all following suit.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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