Accompanies is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ACCOMPANIES in dictionary:

VERB:
• ACCOMPANY, to escort
• provide a complement or addition to
• go somewhere with (someone) as a companion or escort
• be present or occur at the same time as (something else)
• play a musical accompaniment for
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to go with as an associate or companion

Words related to ACCOMPANIES

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How to use ACCOMPANIES in a sentence

• Thirdly, Because Pleasure or Pain, which accompanies actual Sensation, accompanies not the returning of those Ideas without the external Objects.
• Thus did the lofty Corneille present in his Pauline a divine model of the love which inspires great deeds and accompanies great virtues.
• However, we go down stairs, and the chief officer, who accompanies us, gets into a corner as we pass, and holds a stick before him to keep us off.
• Their father accompanies them, and makes use of this pretext to return to Europe for some time.
• The report of the Secretary of War which accompanies these papers contains the reasons for withholding the proceedings of the court-martial.
• Nothing has roused that fury of charitable curiosity which accompanies a true social revival, and leaves its victims gasping for the next excitement.
• The bequest accompanies the message to the House of Representatives.
• That love in its progress accompanies religion, 531.
• It therefore appears to be important to form a secret article of a treaty similar to the one which accompanies this message.
• With that ingenuity which always accompanies jealousy, he tortured every circumstance of the last few weeks so as to make it square with this belief.
• Morally, the Republic was in a state of ferment and consequent weakness, which so often accompanies the period of social reform.
• Her hair was black, but dull, and without that peculiar gloss which accompanies either the very snowy skin of a fair beauty, or, at least, the rich brown hue of a brunette.
• With his dying breath, the monster tells the youth of the curse which accompanies his hoard, and, rolling over, dies in terrible convulsions.
• Dhrita-rashtra retires into a forest with his queen Gandhari, and Pritha, the mother of the Pandav brothers, accompanies them.
• It ought not to be forgotten that in such cases a quasi-sexual power often accompanies these premature sexual inclinations.
• Why Celery accompanies cheese at the end of dinner it is not easy to see.
• A relish for sugar lessens the inclination for alcohol, and seldom accompanies the love of strong drink.
• It owes nothing to that law of merit and demerit that accompanies it, but is not its basis.
• It was the sickening feeling which, if the changed heart has any generosity at all in its composition, accompanies the sudden sight of a once-loved one who is beloved no more.
• Toward six o’clock d’Artagnan awoke with that uncomfortable feeling which generally accompanies the break of day after a bad night.
• Honesty accompanies a proper self-esteem and its cultivation should become a part of our earliest education.
• If the nurse accompanies the patient, let her not call upon him to speak.
• Their aspect thus becomes the recognised expression for the feeling which really accompanies it.
• I was ordered to give an information, and I did so, as fully appears by the copy thereof which accompanies this.

Similar words containing ACCOMPANIE without suffix s

accompanied20 accompanier19 accompaniers20 unaccompanied22

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