accompanying
adjectiveHow to pronounce accompanying:
Definition of accompanying:
- accompanying (adjective):
- following or accompanying as a consequence.
- existing or occurring in association with or as a byproduct of something else
Synonyms for accompanying:
accessory
added
additional
appended
associate
associated
attached
attendant
attending
coincident
coincidental
complementary
concomitant
concurrent
connected
consequent
ensuant
ensuing
extra
fellow
following
incidental
joint
linked
related
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Antonyms for accompanying:
accidental
chance
independent
unrelated
Here are some other common 5-syllable words.
- pretentiousness
- subliminally
- entrepreneurship
- apparatuses
- competitively
- inaccuracy
- elaboration
- disseminator
- organically
- capitalism
- hyperventilate
- ascertainable
- practicalities
- monomaniac
- voluptuously
- revolutionised
- climatologist
- psychokinetic
- degenerated
- criminology
- actuality
- hereditary
- ornamentation
- jocularity
- industrialized
- animalism
- parishioners
- intimidating
- territorial
- existentially
- unemployable
- abracadabra
- hypocritical
- disappreciate
- stylistically
- dilapidated
- characteristic
- overanxious
- perpetually
- concessionaire
- Amaterasu
- verifiable
- amortization
- arbitrarily
- regionalism
- Fionnuala
- humiliated
- accumulation
- overprotective
- inconsequent
- … more
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