accompanied (Meaning)

Wordnet

accompanied (a)

having companions or an escort

playing or singing with instrumental or vocal accompaniment

Webster

of Accompany

No weak syonyms found.

No weak antonyms found.

The serene sunset was accompanied by the soothing sounds of ocean waves crashing on the shore.
The chef recommended that the rich red wine be accompanied by a perfectly seared steak for an ideal dining experience.
The children's laughter accompanied the joyful atmosphere of the playground on a sunny afternoon.
The thunderstorm was accompanied by torrential rain, creating a dramatic and intense weather experience.
The pianist's performance was accompanied by a skilled cellist, creating a harmonious and captivating musical composition.
The award ceremony was accompanied by a sense of excitement as the nominees eagerly awaited the results.
The mountain hike was accompanied by breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes.
The professor's lecture was accompanied by a detailed presentation, aiding in the understanding of complex concepts.
The documentary film was accompanied by a powerful soundtrack that enhanced the emotional impact of the storytelling.
The bride's graceful walk down the aisle was accompanied by the sweet melodies of a string quartet.

having companions or an escort, playing or singing with instrumental or vocal accompanimentof Accompany

attended,escorted,

forlorn, rejected, lonesome, forlorn, rejected, desolate, lonely, desolate,lonely, lonesome

The serene sunset was accompanied by the soothing sounds of ocean waves crashing on the shore.

The chef recommended that the rich red wine be accompanied by a perfectly seared steak for an ideal dining experience.

The children's laughter accompanied the joyful atmosphere of the playground on a sunny afternoon.

The thunderstorm was accompanied by torrential rain, creating a dramatic and intense weather experience.