English

Detailed Synonyms for accompany in English

accompany:

to accompany verbe (accompanies, accompanied, accompanying)

  1. to accompany
    to accompany; to conduct; come along with; to chaperon; to escort; to walk along
    • accompany verbe (accompanies, accompanied, accompanying)
    • conduct verbe (conducts, conducted, conducting)
    • chaperon verbe (chaperons, chaperoned, chaperoning)
    • escort verbe (escorts, escorted, escorting)
    • walk along verbe (walks along, walked along, walking along)
  2. to accompany
    to accompany; to walk along
    • accompany verbe (accompanies, accompanied, accompanying)
    • walk along verbe (walks along, walked along, walking along)
  3. to accompany
    to carry off; to take away; to accompany; to carry away; to take in; to see off
    • carry off verbe (carry off, carried off, carrying off)
    • take away verbe (takes away, took away, taking away)
    • accompany verbe (accompanies, accompanied, accompanying)
    • carry away verbe (carry awaies, carried away, carrying away)
    • take in verbe (takes in, took in, taking in)
    • see off verbe (sees off, saw off, seeing off)
  4. to accompany
    – perform an accompaniment to 1
    to follow; to accompany; play along
    – perform an accompaniment to 1
    • follow verbe (follows, followed, following)
      • The orchestra could barely follow the frequent pitch changes of the soprano1
    • accompany verbe (accompanies, accompanied, accompanying)
    • play along verbe
  5. to accompany
    – go or travel along with 1
    to accompany
    – go or travel along with 1
    • accompany verbe (accompanies, accompanied, accompanying)
      • The nurse accompanied the old lady everywhere1
  6. to accompany
    – be present or associated with an event or entity 1
    to accompany; to come with; go with; to attach to
    – be present or associated with an event or entity 1
    • accompany verbe (accompanies, accompanied, accompanying)
      • heart attacks are accompanied by distruction of heart tissue1
      • this kind of vein accompanies certain arteries1
    • come with verbe (comes with, came with, coming with)
      • French fries come with the hamburger1
    • go with verbe
    • attach to verbe (attaches to, attached to, attaching to)
  7. to accompany
    – be a companion to somebody 1
    company; to accompany; companion; to keep company
    – be a companion to somebody 1

Conjugations for accompany:

present
  1. accompany
  2. accompany
  3. accompanies
  4. accompany
  5. accompany
  6. accompany
simple past
  1. accompanied
  2. accompanied
  3. accompanied
  4. accompanied
  5. accompanied
  6. accompanied
present perfect
  1. have accompanied
  2. have accompanied
  3. has accompanied
  4. have accompanied
  5. have accompanied
  6. have accompanied
past continuous
  1. was accompanying
  2. were accompanying
  3. was accompanying
  4. were accompanying
  5. were accompanying
  6. were accompanying
future
  1. shall accompany
  2. will accompany
  3. will accompany
  4. shall accompany
  5. will accompany
  6. will accompany
continuous present
  1. am accompanying
  2. are accompanying
  3. is accompanying
  4. are accompanying
  5. are accompanying
  6. are accompanying
subjunctive
  1. be accompanied
  2. be accompanied
  3. be accompanied
  4. be accompanied
  5. be accompanied
  6. be accompanied
diverse
  1. accompany!
  2. let's accompany!
  3. accompanied
  4. accompanying
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

accompany

  1. accompany

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Related Definitions for "accompany":

  1. perform an accompaniment to1
  2. go or travel along with1
    • The nurse accompanied the old lady everywhere1
  3. be present or associated with an event or entity1
    • heart attacks are accompanied by distruction of heart tissue1
    • this kind of vein accompanies certain arteries1
  4. be a companion to somebody1