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Meaning of accompanying
The primary meaning of "accompanying" is to go or stay with someone or something as a companion or associate.
Etymology of accompanying
The word "accompanying" comes from the Old French word "acompagnier", which is derived from "a-" (to) and "compaignier" (to be a companion), and the Latin words "com-" (together) and "panis" (bread), originally meaning to share bread with someone, hence to accompany them
The word has been used in English since the 15th century to describe the act of going or staying with someone or something
Synonyms
attending
assisting
associated
connected
concomitant
adjunct
supplementary
accessory
auxiliary
subordinate
secondary
supporting
supplemental
coincident
concurrent
corresponding
related
allied
affixed
appended
added
annexed
attached
beside
with
together
joint
collaborative
cooperative
harmonious
synchronous
simultaneous
coincidental
Definitions
- To go or stay with someone or something as a companion or associate
- * To provide a musical accompaniment to a song, instrument, or voice
- * To occur or exist at the same time as something else
Usage Examples
- The nurse was accompanying the patient to the hospital
- * The music was accompanying the dance performance
- * The rain was accompanying the storm
Antonyms
abandoning
leaving
deserting
forsaking
quitting
departing
separating
dividing
disconnecting
detaching
isolating
solo
individual
alone
unaccompanied
unsupported
unassisted
unrelated
disconnected
severed
split
apart
isolated