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ac·com·pa·nied

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  1. accompaniedadjective

    having companions or an escort

    "there were lone gentlemen and gentlemen accompanied by their wives"

    Synonyms:
    attended

    Antonyms:
    lonely(a), marooned, isolated, alone(p), unaccompanied, a cappella, tod, stranded, lone(a), solo, unattended, solitary

  2. accompanied, attendedadjective

    playing or singing with instrumental or vocal accompaniment

    Synonyms:
    attended, tended to(p)

    Antonyms:
    stranded, a cappella, alone(p), unaccompanied, solo, unattended, lone(a), isolated, lonely(a), marooned, tod, solitary

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How to use accompanied in a sentence?

  1. The Washington Post:

    The Trump administration’s messaging was often accompanied by anti-Chinese rhetoric that made it easier for skeptics to ignore its claims.

  2. Telekom Austria:

    A range of measures relating to market activities, costs and technology is intended to generate growth in revenues as well as in EBITDA comparable, this will be accompanied by an increase in free cash flow.

  3. Prime Minister Matteo Renzi:

    The end of sanctions is a historic step not only for Iran but for the whole region, we are committed to making sure the efforts of the international community are accompanied by mutual trust and by the immediate relaunch of economic links.

  4. Naledi Pandor:

    But, there is also criminality ... because a lot of this is accompanied by theft.

  5. Simone Ceruti:

    There was a lot of panic, people fleeing and seeking for shelter, i let a few ladies in the building where I'm staying these days and then they were accompanied by police.


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