bring (something) in its train

To cause or trigger something to happen. I'm sure this snowstorm will bring even more power outages in its train before it blows out to sea. The beloved actor's sudden death brought plenty of grief in its train. What other economic issues will inflation bring in its train?

bring something in its ˈtrain

(written) have something as a result: Unemployment brings great difficulties in its train.

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bring something in its train
in no mood to (do something)
in no mood to do
rap at
rap at (someone or something)
rap on (something)
It blows my mind!
blow the doors off
blow the doors off (something)
clean the floor (up) with (one)

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