Synonyms for Accompanying:

• adj.

  •all (adjective)
  • ensuant,
  • resultant,
  • consequent,
  • accompanying,
  • sequent.
  •ancillary (adjective)
  • more subsidary,
  • most incident,
  • more adjuvant,
  • co incident,
  • more accessory,
  • more satellite,
  • most accessory,
  • co-incident,
  • most adjuvant,
  • most satellite,
  • most subsidary,
  • more incident,
  • sub ordinate,
  • most appurtenant,
  • more appurtenant,
  • sub-ordinate.
  •attendant (adjective)
  • most associated,
  • more associated.
  •collateral (adjective)
  • more under,
  • co ordinate,
  • de-pendent,
  • sub best,
  • re-lated,
  • supporting,
  • most under,
  • sub-best,
  • de pendent,
  • subbest,
  • more confirmatory,
  • more adjunctive,
  • subber,
  • most confirmatory,
  • most adjunctive.
  •contemporary (adjective)
  • more coexisting,
  • more synchronal,
  • co existent,
  • pre-sent,
  • most synchronal,
  • pre sent,
  • most coexisting,
  • co existing,
  • co-existing.
  •simultaneous (adjective)
  • with the beat,
  • coincident,
  • at the same time,
  • synchronous,
  • concurrent,
  • contemporaneous,
  • coeval,
  • in sync.
  •simultaneous, concurrent (adjective)
  • same time.
  •supplementary (adjective)
  • supplementary.
  •twin (adjective)
  • more coupled,
  • more duplicating,
  • more geminate,
  • bi fold,
  • most bifold,
  • bi-fold,
  • most duplicating,
  • more bifold,
  • bi-nary,
  • bi nary,
  • most geminate,
  • most coupled.

• adv.

  •along (adverb)
  • further-more,
  • With.

• adv

  •along (adverb)
  • coupled with,
  • as companion,
  • in addition to,
  • as well,
  • at same time.

• n.

  •
  • accompanied.
  •accompanying (noun)
  • incidental to,
  • concomitant,
  • related,
  • related to.

• v.

  •accompanying (verb)
  • Adorning,
  • Garnishing,
  • Attaching,
  • Seconding,
  • Escorting,
  • attending,
  • Adding,
  • accessorizing,
  • Affixing,
  • Chaperoning,
  • Supplementing.
  •coinciding (verb)
  • coinciding,
  • agreeing,
  • concurring,
  • synchronizing with.

• Other synonyms:

  •fetching
  • bringing.

Paraphrases for Accompanying:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    concomitant, accompany.
  • Proper noun, singular
    accompany.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    explanatory, attendant, Annexed, consequent, accompanied, resultant, enclosed, herewith, following, resulting, subsequent, spin-off, covering, Escorted, collateral, ci-joint, concurrent, joined, auxiliary, parallel, follow-through, top-up, annex, afferent.
  • Proper noun, singular
    annexes, accompanies, accompanied, companion, covering.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    escorts, companion.
  • Verb, past tense
    Annexed, joined.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    accompaning, Containing, joining, transmitting, coming, enabling, Endorsing, Responding, observing, enclosing, helping, mourning, Pertaining, watching, coping, Including, overlapping, Sustaining, bringing, sending, governing, tracing, annotating, traveling, travelling, concerning, lending, appearing, surrounding, balancing, listening, featuring, shadowing, Depending, mailing, Witnessing, burying, bearing, Arising, Referring, deriving, Stemming, falling, Du, bidding, taking, keeping, backing, dealing, Bridging, enclosed, following, resulting, covering.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    Flanking.
  • Proper noun, singular
    accompaniment.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    Flanking, accompaniment.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    reinforcing, Assisting, Escorting, Attaching, Relating, Flanking.

Antonyms for Accompanying:

• adj.

  • Other antonyms:
    unconnected, antecedent, unrelated, unassociated.

Accompanying Sentence Examples:

• He was shown into the same room, looking out on the churchyard, where in the first months of his married life, he sat and heard his wife sing her few songs, accompanying them on the little piano he had saved hard to buy for her, until she made him love them.

• " He is not a jealous husband," and the accompanying smile is judiciously serene.

Homophones for Accompanying:

• Ajuga Genevensis.