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View usage for: accompanying in British English (əˈkʌmpənɪɪŋ) adjective1. provided at the same time as something else as an extra or addition; supplementary The legislation and accompanying 'guidelines' are worded in such a way that manyare denied help. Perhaps the accompanying illustration will explain the mystery. a ten-part television series with an accompanying book 2. occurring at the same time; associated young men facing the prospect of initiation ceremonies and accompanying adult responsibilities his college fees and accompanying living expenses Examples of 'accompanying' in a sentenceaccompanying Mildred Sauvage-Brown was also in the council chamber, accompanying Sarah Ellis.Frau Anna Langenbach will be accompanying a police officer from this place.I wasn't going to let a bunch of chicken satay merchants stop me accompanying my wife on her big night. Synonyms of 'accompanying'additional, added, extra, related More Synonyms of accompanying She was in an accompanying car driven by a friend. Synonyms associatejoint fellow attached complementary supplemental concurrent appended Additional synonymsMinerals are accessory food factors required in maintaining health. Synonyms supplementary, aiding, extra, additional, accompanying, secondary, subordinate, complementary, assisting in, auxiliary, abetting, supplemental, contributory, ancillaryFor added protection, choose moisturising lipsticks with sunscreen. Synonyms extra, more, other, further, fresh, additional, supplementary, auxiliary, add-on, supplemental, ancillarythe Associated Press Synonyms connected, united, joined, leagued, linked, tied, related, allied, combined, involved, bound, syndicated, affiliated, correlated, confederated, yoked Nearby words ofaccompanying - accommodation
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