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accompanied

[uh-kuhm-puh-need] / əˈkʌm pə nid /


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Jaye says her tics tend to be accompanied by a "horrible feeling" that builds up in her back.

From BBC

The first Beach Boys album since “Pet Sounds” to carry a solo production credit for Wilson, it came accompanied by an aggressive marketing campaign known as “Brian Is Back!”

From Los Angeles Times

But if yields are falling because of worsening expectations for the economy or job market, things change because such a “flight-to-safety” trade would likely be accompanied by a downturn in stocks and other assets.

From MarketWatch

One evening, Maggie was returning from a spirit circle accompanied by her host family.

From Literature

Duane, who was already dizzy from the jumping, was now finding the hare’s quick, clipped way of talking equally unbalancing, not to mention all the twitches and tics that accompanied her speech.

From Literature