accompanied by
/əˈkʌmpənid baɪ/To go or be present together with someone or something
The singer was accompanied by a live band.
A live band played music while the singer performed.
The letter was accompanied by a photograph.
A photograph was included with the letter.
Often used in formal or written contexts to describe something that goes along with another thing.
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💡Pro Tip
Formal Usage
This phrase is more formal and is often used in writing, such as in descriptions or formal announcements.
⚡Gold Rule
Correct Preposition
Always use 'by' after 'accompanied'. Do not use 'with' or other prepositions.
📖Word Origin
From the verb 'accompany' (from Old French 'acompagner'), meaning to go with or be present with someone or something, plus the preposition 'by'.
📝Usage Notes
This phrase is commonly used in formal writing and descriptions, especially in contexts like music, events, or when describing additional items or elements.