Accompany (verb):Meaning: To go along with, or be associated with, someone or something during a journey, event, or action.
Examples:
- She asked her friend to accompany her to the art gallery.
- Soft music accompanied their romantic dinner.
- The tour guide will accompany the visitors throughout the museum.
Synonyms: Escort, attend, go with, join, accompany, chaperone.
Antonyms: Depart, leave, abandon, separate, part.
Collocations:
- Accompany on a journey: He agreed to accompany her on the journey.
- Accompany to an event: She asked him to accompany her to the event.
- Accompany with music: The dance was accompanied with music.
Expressions:
- Accompany someone to: She offered to accompany him to the doctor's appointment.
- Accompany by request: The musician will accompany by request during the performance.
Phrases:
- Accompany for safety: The instructor will accompany them for safety during the hike.
- Accompany throughout the process: The lawyer will accompany you throughout the process.
- Accompany on the tour: The guide will accompany them on the tour of the city.