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What is the opposite of following a word?

The opposite of following a word depends on what you mean by "following." Here are a few possibilities:

If you mean "coming after in a sequence":

* Preceding: This means coming before in a sequence. For example, the opposite of following "cat" in the alphabet is "b."

* Going before: This is another way to say preceding.

If you mean "obeying or adhering to":

* Disobeying: This means refusing to follow instructions or rules.

* Ignoring: This means paying no attention to.

* Defying: This means actively resisting or opposing.

* Violating: This means breaking a rule or law.

If you mean "tracking or pursuing":

* Leading: This means going in front of.

* Evading: This means avoiding or escaping from.

* Outpacing: This means moving faster than.

To give you the most accurate answer, please provide more context about what you mean by "following a word."

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