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following someone to the ends of the earth

following someone to the ends of the earth is the present participle and gerund of follow someone to the ends of the earth.

Meaning of follow someone to the ends of the earth

Verb

follow someone to the ends of the earth (third-person singular simple present follows someone to the ends of the earth, present participle following someone to the ends of the earth, simple past and past participle followed someone to the ends of the earth)

  1. To follow someone to no end; to follow someone indefinitely.
    • I'd follow him to the ends of the earth if I had to; I love him so much.

Questions about following someone to the ends of the earth

What is following someone to the ends of the earth the present participle and gerund of?
Following someone to the ends of the earth is the present participle and gerund of follow someone to the ends of the earth.

Words near following someone to the ends of the earth in the dictionary

  1. following in someone's footsteps
  2. following on
  3. following one's heart
  4. following one's nose
  5. following someone off a cliff
  6. following someone to the ends of the earth
  7. following someone to the ends of the world
  8. following suit
  9. following the crowd
  10. following the leader
  11. following the money

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