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accompany

[uh-kuhm-puh-nee] / əˈkʌm pə ni /




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When my husband has dinner plans or is away on a trip, I, too, will make myself a nice dinner accompanied by wine.

From The Wall Street Journal

Morgan arrived at the Old Bailey accompanied by five mental health nurses who have been supporting him.

From BBC

Dunn has conducted top orchestras from L.A. to Sydney, and accompanied many pop recording artists in addition to his championing of film music.

From Los Angeles Times

Dynes has also suddenly become a key piece in the Trojans rotation, fulfilling the hype that accompanied him in the preseason.

From Los Angeles Times

An accompanying defensive move into government bonds could also lower longer-term yields.

From The Wall Street Journal