követességességétl

"Követességességétl" is a Hungarian word that does not have a direct English translation and its meaning is derived from a combination of its root words. The core of the word comes from "követni," meaning "to follow," and "ség," a suffix that often denotes a state or quality, similar to "-ness" in English. The addition of "ségétl" further modifies this, implying a detachment from or a departure from the state of being followed. Therefore, "követességességétl" can be understood as the state of no longer being followed, or having broken away from being pursued.

The context in which "követességességétl" appears is crucial for a precise interpretation. It could be used in a narrative to describe a character who has successfully evaded their pursuers, or in a more abstract sense to discuss the disengagement from a trend or movement. It denotes a cessation of pursuit or an escape from a situation where one was being followed. The word carries a sense of successful disassociation or the achievement of independence from a following force. It signifies a change in status from being followed to not being followed.