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Meaning of escort
The primary meaning of the word "escort" is to accompany or conduct someone or something, typically for protection or guidance.
Etymology of escort
The word "escort" originates from the Old French word "escorter", which is derived from the verb "escorter", meaning "to guide or conduct"
The term has been used in English since the 15th century, initially referring to a group of attendants or guards accompanying a person of importance
Over time, the word has expanded to include various meanings, such as accompanying or conducting someone or something for protection or guidance
Synonyms
accompany
attend
conduct
guide
chaperone
usher
convoy
protect
defend
guard
watch
care
tend
lead
direct
pilot
navigate
steer
support
aid
assist
help
associate
companion
partner
colleague
friend
ally
associate
colleague
partner
friend
ally
attache
adjutant
aide
assistant
bodyguard
entourage
retinue
cortege
procession
caravan
cavalcade
motorcade
parade
column
file
train
escort
entourage
retinue
cortege
procession
caravan
cavalcade
motorcade
parade
column
file
train
guide
chaperone
usher
convoy
protect
defend
guard
watch
care
tend
lead
direct
pilot
navigate
steer
support
aid
assist
help.
Definitions
- A person, vehicle, or group accompanying and protecting or guiding someone or something
- A group of people, vehicles, or ships accompanying and protecting a person or vehicle
- To accompany or conduct someone or something, typically for protection or guidance
Usage Examples
- The bodyguard will escort the president to the conference
- The police car will escort the ambulance to the hospital
- The tour guide will escort the group through the museum
- The navy ships will escort the cargo vessel through the pirate-infested waters
Antonyms
abandon
desert
leave
forsake
neglect
ignore
disregard
dismiss
reject
refuse
decline
renounce
avoid
evade
shun
escape
flee
retreat
withdraw
surrender
yield
abandon
desert
leave
forsake
neglect
ignore
disregard
dismiss
reject
refuse
decline
renounce
avoid
evade
shun
escape
flee
retreat
withdraw
surrender
yield
hinder
obstruct
impede
block
bar
prevent
prohibit
forbid.