chaperone Antonyms
Meaning of chaperone
chaperone (n)
one who accompanies and supervises a young woman or gatherings of young people
chaperone (v)
accompany as a chaperone
chaperone Sentence Examples
- Sarah's mother volunteered to chaperone the school field trip to the museum.
- As a responsible chaperone, he made sure all the children were accounted for before leaving the playground.
- The company policy required two adult chaperones for every group of minors attending the event.
- The university dance was well-attended, with several faculty members acting as chaperones.
- The teenagers were relieved when they found out that their favorite teacher would chaperone the camping trip.
- The chaperone discreetly watched over the students during the prom, intervening only when necessary.
- His role as a chaperone allowed him to interact with his daughter and her friends in a new light.
- The chaperone's presence at the party helped to prevent any unruly behavior.
- The tour guide acted as a knowledgeable chaperone, providing insights into the historical sites visited.
- She felt more comfortable attending the conference knowing that her supervisor would be there as a chaperone.
FAQs About the word chaperone
one who accompanies and supervises a young woman or gatherings of young people, accompany as a chaperone
escort,accompany, convoy, attend,companion, company, walk, guard, guide, tag
ditch, abandon, ditch,abandon, dump, dump, desert, desert,forsake, forsake
Sarah's mother volunteered to chaperone the school field trip to the museum.
As a responsible chaperone, he made sure all the children were accounted for before leaving the playground.
The company policy required two adult chaperones for every group of minors attending the event.
The university dance was well-attended, with several faculty members acting as chaperones.
