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Definition of accompanying :
of Accompany
Synonyms:
consequent, incidental to, resultant, related, accompanied, consecutive, ensuant, successive, incidental, related to, serial, sequent, attendant, incident, nonessential, sequential
accompanying (part of speech: verb)
affixing, adding, seconding, attending, garnishing, chaperoning, adorning, escorting, attaching, accessorizing, supplementing
simultaneous (part of speech: adjective)
concomitant, concurrent, coincident, coeval, contemporaneous, synchronous, simultaneous
coinciding (part of speech: verb)
coinciding, agreeing, synchronizing with, concurring
Usage examples:
- But she has told them all that she wishes no one to enter her room so long as her sickness maintains its grip with its accompanying pains in her heart and head. - "Four Arthurian Romances "Erec et Enide", "Cliges", "Yvain", and "Lancelot"", Chretien DeTroyes.
- In spite of her father's entreaties to remain with him, Chilonis insisted upon accompanying her husband. - "The Story of the Greeks", H. A. Guerber.
- At last he got it out, accompanying the question with a nervous and deprecating cough. - "Mysterious Mr. Sabin", E. Phillips Oppenheim.