In somebody’s train

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The phrase is mostly used in historical contexts or literature, referring to times when royal processions were common.

The knights rode in the prince's train, a display of loyalty and grandeur.

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It can be used metaphorically to imply someone is significantly influenced by another's ideas or movement.

As a dedicated follower, he was always found metaphorically in his leader's train.

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The phrase does not necessarily mean physically following; it often refers to support or allegiance.

Many intellectuals were in the philosopher's train, spreading his teachings.

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