Similar words: accompany, companion, company, accomplish, keep company with, accomplishment, accomplishments, panic. Meaning: [ə'kʌmpənɪ] 
adj. having accompaniment or companions or escort.
adj. having accompaniment or companions or escort. 
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31. The speaker accompanied his speech with gestures.
32. He was accompanied by an ebullient, talkative blonde.
33. He accompanied his speech with gestures.
34. Children are admitted only if accompanied by an adult.
35. Inflammation is frequently accompanied by fever.
36. The disease is accompanied by sneezing and fever.
37. The prince is always accompanied by his bodyguards.
38. He accompanied me at the guitar.
39. A mousy-looking woman accompanied him, his wife I assumed.
40. Miss Jessop accompanied Mr Bentley on the piano.
41. Shouts of protest accompanied this announcement.
42. Her brother accompanied her singing on the piano.
43. The chairman accompanied his speech with gestures.
44. Early pregnancy is often accompanied by nausea.
45. Jean accompanied her on the piano .
46. He accompanied the advice with a warning.
47. He always accompanied his speech with motions.
48. Police cars, their sirens wailing[sentencedict.com], accompanied the lorries.
49. You will be accompanied as far as the border; thereafter you must find your own way.
50. We can only print letters which are accompanied by the writer's name and address.
51. Ageing is accompanied by a slow degeneration of his mental faculties.
52. The minister was accompanied by his secretary to the hospital.
53. The festival is accompanied by a huge influx of tourists.
54. The Prime Minister, accompanied by the governor, led the President up to the house.
55. Children aged twelve or under must be accompanied by an adult.
56. Outside, a bitter east wind was accompanied by flurries of snow.
57. Despite the fanfare of publicity that accompanied its launch, his latest novel sold only a few hundred copies.
58. The singer was accompanied at/on the piano by her sister.
59. The company's pay offer was accompanied by thinly-veiled threats of redundancies if it was rejected.
60. Serve hot or cold accompanied by bread and a salad.
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