What do you call someone that accompanies you?
What do you call someone that accompanies you?
Escort- where they are merely accompanying. Attendant: where they provide help but not care. Chaperone: where they are in a role of safeguarding them. Assistant: as attendant. Nurse: if they are, indeed, a nurse.
What does it mean to accompany someone?
: to go somewhere with (someone) : to be a companion for (someone) : to go together with (something) : to be included with (something) : to happen or occur at the same time as or along with (something)
How do you use the word accompany?
Accompany in a Sentence ?
- According to the menu, a side salad and rolls will accompany the steak.
- It is not unusual for anxiety to accompany a bride on her wedding day.
- If Jim can get off work, he will accompany me on the trip.
- A guard will accompany the nurse as she walks through the prison.
What is the synonym of acumen?
Some common synonyms of acumen are discernment, discrimination, insight, penetration, and perception.
Do you say accompanied with or by?
“Accompanied by” is used to refer to people and “accompanied with” is used to refer to things. Example: He was accompanied by his mother.
How do you use accompany?
- accompany somebody/something + adv./prep.
- He was accompanied on the visit by his wife.
- I must ask you to accompany me to the police station.
- accompany somebody/something Warships will accompany the convoy.
- The groups are always accompanied by an experienced mountain guide.
What’s another word for good Judgement?
What is another word for good judgment?
| wisdom | acumen |
|---|---|
| astuteness | judiciousness |
| perspicacity | good sense |
| understanding | intelligence |
| sagacity | judgmentUS |
Can I say accompanied with?
“Accompanied by” is almost a set expression. “Accompanied with” will be understood; it’s not incorrect, and does not differ in meaning from the usual “accompanied by”, but by is the most commonly used preposition. There are no contexts in which one or the other is preferred.
What preposition goes with accompany?
You can use almost any preposition after ‘accompanied’ if you make up a context. I was accompanied for $100 by Peter with his violin. I was accompanied through the evening.
Is it accompanied by or accompanied?