Synonyms for accompany
əˈkʌm pə niac·com·pa·ny

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1. accompany

   Anything that comes after or goes after another, either in space or in time, is said to follow it. A servant follows or attends his master; a victorious general may follow the retiring enemy merely to watch and hold him in check; he chases or pursues with intent to overtake and attack; the chase is closer and hotter than the pursuit. (Compare synonyms for HUNT.) One event may follow another either with or without special connection; if it ensues, there is some orderly connection; as, the ensuing year; if it results from another, there is some relation of effect, consequence, or inference. A clerk observes his employer's directions. A child obeys his parent's commands, follows or copies his example, imitates his speech and manners. The compositor follows copy; the incoming succeeds the outgoing official.

   Synonyms:
   attend, chase, come after, copy, ensue, follow, go after, heed, imitate, obey, observe, practise, pursue, result, succeed

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1. accompany

   Synonyms:
   follow, consort, attend, join, coexist, escort, convoy

   Antonyms:
   desert, abandon, leave, avoid, eschew, quit, discard

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1. attach to, accompany, come with, go withverb

   be present or associated with an event or entity

   "French fries come with the hamburger"; "heart attacks are accompanied by distruction of heart tissue"; "fish usually goes with white wine"; "this kind of vein accompanies certain arteries"

   Synonyms:
   company, go with, attach to, keep company, play along, co-occur with, come with, inhere in, cooccur with, collocate with, companion, construe with, follow

2. accompanyverb

   go or travel along with

   "The nurse accompanied the old lady everywhere"

   Synonyms:
   company, go with, keep company, attach to, come with, play along, companion, follow

3. play along, accompany, followverb

   perform an accompaniment to

   "The orchestra could barely follow the frequent pitch changes of the soprano"

   Synonyms:
   conform to, company, play along, espouse, go along, travel along, keep an eye on, come with, fall out, adopt, survey, comply, come after, abide by, be, companion, watch over, pursue, take after, keep up, go with, watch, keep abreast, follow, keep company, attach to, stick to, observe, surveil, succeed, come, postdate, trace, stick with

4. company, companion, accompany, keep companyverb

   be a companion to somebody

   Synonyms:
   company, go with, attach to, keep company, come with, play along, companion, follow

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1. accompanyverb

   Synonyms:
   attend, escort, convoy, follow, wait on, be associated with, keep company with, go with, go along with, go hand in hand with

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1. accompanyverb

   Synonyms:
   escort, attend, convoy, chaperon

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1. List of paraphrases for "accompany":

   accompanied, accompanies, escort, accompanying, accompaniment

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1. John Woerth:

   Vanguard has been very clear about the risks of the fund on our website and prospectus, and we will continue to educate investors about market volatility and the additional risks that accompany investing in any emerging market.

2. Chhouk Da:

   I am here to accompany him for the last time, he was just helping the nation.

3. Georgia Cervin:

   Simone Biles is continuing a journey for women gymnasts that really started in the late 1960s and early 1970s, when they started to do more tumbling to accompany their dancing, and that tumbling was rivaling the men's in terms of its difficulty, simone Biles goes further than that... and Simone Biles's doing it while also having to expend Simone Biles energy on dancing and leaping and turning and smiling throughout Simone Biles routine.

4. Pope Benedict:

   I believe that you cannot reject people who arrive. You have to receive them, help them, look after them, accompany them and then see where to put them, but throughout all of Europe, some governments are working on it, and people have to be settled in the best possible way, but creating psychosis is not the cure.

5. Michel de Montaigne:

   It is a common seen by experience that excellent memories do often accompany weak judgments.