transitive. figurative. Of an immaterial thing or quality: to accompany, go with (a person or thing); †to be a necessary or inevitable…

figurative in reference to an abstract thing: to be with, to accompany, ‘attend’. Also in reference to God, combining the ideas of presence or…

intransitive. To range oneself with, fight alongside; to side with, make common cause with (a person or group) (against a shared adversary). Now rare.

transitive. To accompany. Obsolete.

transitive. To enter into partnership with (a person or thing); to accompany or associate with (a person or thing). Obsolete (poetic in later use).

transitive. To accompany.

intransitive. To accompany (a person or group), attend as a companion. In later use also (colloquial): to be regularly in company with; to be friends…

intransitive. To be a concomitant of, be associated with; to accompany; to result from; to be included with. Cf. to go with —— 3 at go, v. phrasal…

transitive. To be present or occur at the same time as.

transitive. To join oneself to (a person). To accompany, escort, attend. Obsolete.

transitive. To be a partner or complement to; to accompany.

Of things: To accompany; to be associated with; to attend as a concomitant or consequence.

transitive. To go with, accompany.

(With little or nothing of the idea of furthering or assisting.) To follow up or accompany with (or by) some second thing. In passive, to be…

transitive. To be a companion to (literal and figurative); to accompany.

transitive. To accompany.

To follow, escort, or accompany, for the purpose of rendering services. (Used specifically of those… transitive.

To attend as a concomitant or consequence.

To be or stay with (a person) as a companion; to accompany. Also in extended use. Cf. to bear (a person) company at bear, v.1 phrases 1d.