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Meaning of accompanied by
The primary meaning of "accompanied by" is to have someone or something with one when going or doing something.
Etymology of accompanied by
The word "accompanied" comes from the Old French word "acompaignier", which is derived from "en" (together) and "compaignon" (companion)
The word "by" is an Old English preposition that has been used since the 9th century to indicate agency, means, or accompaniment
The phrase "accompanied by" has been used in English since the 15th century to indicate the presence of someone or something with another person or thing
Synonyms
with
alongside
together with
in company with
in association with
joined by
partnered by
supported by
supplemented by
augmented by
enhanced by
assisted by
aided by
helped by
escorted by
guided by
chaperoned by
attended by
followed by
preceded by
accompanied with
associated with
affiliated with
connected with
linked with
combined with
merged with
united with
joined with
paired with
matched with
complemented by
reinforced by
Definitions
- The phrase "accompanied by" is defined by Oxford Languages as:
- * To have someone or something with one when going or doing something
- * To play a musical accompaniment to a singer or instrument
- Other definitions include:
- * To go or do something with someone else
- * To provide a complement or supplement to something
Usage Examples
- The singer was accompanied by a live band during her performance
- The tourists were accompanied by a guide during their trip to the museum
- The new policy was accompanied by a set of guidelines and regulations
- The meal was accompanied by a side of vegetables and a salad