Accompanied
Accompanied adjective - Having companions or an escort.
Brought and accompanied are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Brought" instead a verb "Accompanied".
Brought
Accompanied and brought are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Accompanied" instead a verb "Brought".
Related pairs
Both words in one sentence
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The partner doesn't say much, but later in the episode, the cop himself is brought into the ER, accompanied by the partner and several other police officers.
Source: Wife-Basher Basher - Brought back in different form in the post-Final Crisis "deboot" Legion, where the first appearance of a character in an issue is accompanied by a caption giving name, codename, and powers.
Source: Dramatis Personae -
This is actually brought up whenever she decides to eat (her race eat giant insects and squids and have teeth filed down to points) or hug someone (accompanied by breaking-bone sounds).
Source: Cute Monster Girl
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