Accompanied
/əˈkʌm.pə.neɪ.d/
Definitions
To go or travel with someone or something.
/əˈkʌm.pə.neɪ.d/
To go or travel with
The prince was accompanied by his guards.
💡 Simply: To go with or travel with someone
More Examples
She was not accompanied by any luggage.
How It's Used
"She was accompanied by her sister to the ball."
"The tour group was accompanied by a local guide."
Synonyms & Antonyms
Antonyms
Idioms & expressions
accompanied by music
Having music with or as part of an event or activity.
"The wedding ceremony was accompanied by music from the orchestra."
The word 'accompanied' comes from the Middle French 'acompagner,' which dates back to the 15th century. It is derived from the prefix 'ac-' (with) and the verb 'companier' (to be a companion).
In Shakespeare's plays, characters would often be described as 'accompanied by' certain individuals, emphasizing the idea of traveling or joining with others.
Memory tip
Think of the company in the word, which implies traveling with others.
Word Origin
"Derived from 'ac-' (with) and 'companier' (to be a companion), signifying going with or traveling with someone."