Accompanier

Pronunciation: /əˈkʌmpəˌniər/

Definitions of accompanier

noun something that accompanies or goes with something else

Example Sentences

A1 My sister is my favorite accompanier when I go to the movies.

A2 The tour guide acted as a helpful accompanier during our trip.

B1 As an accompanier, he provided emotional support to his friend during a difficult time.

B2 The therapist served as a valuable accompanier in the patient's journey towards recovery.

C1 The diplomat was accompanied by an experienced accompanier on his diplomatic mission.

C2 The renowned author always travels with a trusted accompanier to assist with book signings and events.

Examples of accompanier in a Sentence

formal The accompanier at the concert was a skilled pianist.

informal My friend is a great accompanier on road trips.

slang She's my go-to accompanier for nights out.

figurative Laughter is the perfect accompanier to a good meal.

Grammatical Forms of accompanier

• past tense: accompanied
• plural: accompaniers
• comparative: more accompanier
• superlative: most accompanier
• present tense: accompanies
• future tense: will accompany
• perfect tense: has accompanied
• continuous tense: is accompanying
• singular: accompanier
• positive degree: accompanier
• infinitive: to accompany
• gerund: accompanying
• participle: accompanied

Origin and Evolution of accompanier

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Old French

Story behind the word: The word 'accompanier' originated from the Old French word 'acompaignier' which means 'to be a companion'

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'accompanier' has evolved to refer to someone who accompanies or goes along with another person or group, often providing support or assistance.