Synonyms for

Accompanies

Verb / ʌˈkʌmpʌni:z / Another word for accompanies — explore alternatives below. For syllable breakdowns and pronunciation, see this word on Syllablesworld.

Definition

to go somewhere with someone or to be present at the same time as something

Synonyms & similar words

gowith keepcompany follow attachto accompany company playalong comewith companion escort attend chaperone follow join shadow partner assist support help aid serve

Synonyms by register

Formal

escorts attends assists joins

Informal

tags along goes with hangs out with

Literary

consorts sojourns with keeps company with

Antonyms

departs leaves separates detaches divides parts

Common collocations

  • accompanies the bride
  • accompanies the guest
  • accompanies the artist
  • accompanies the team
  • accompanies the music
  • accompanies the report
  • accompanies the letter

Word family

noun accompaniment
verb accompany
adjective accompanying

Usage note

This word implies going along with someone or something, often for support or as a partner. Ensure the context clearly indicates the nature of the relationship or action.

Example sentences

  1. My mom accompanies me to school every day.
  2. The singer was accompanied by a pianist.
  3. The dog always accompanies his owner on walks.
  4. The bodyguard accompanied the celebrity to the event.
  5. I will accompany you to the store.

Quotes

  • Music is the divine way to tell beautiful, poetic things to the heart... and the instrument that accompanies the human voice with sweetness.
  • A true friend is someone who is always there during the ups and downs, I actually have a song called 'True Friend' that reminds me of that.
  • Your body is your instrument, but your heart is the music. Wherever your heart wants to go, your body will follow.

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