Accompanied
Accompanied adjective - Having companions or an escort.
Tracked and accompanied are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Tracked" instead a verb "Accompanied".
Tracked
Tracked adjective - Having tracks.
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Synonyms for Tracked
Accompanied and tracked are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Accompanied" instead a verb "Tracked".
Both words in one sentence
- The first statistic is "Cameras detached", which is accompanied by "Statistics tracked: 1".
Source: Lets Play / Sorceror Nobody -
Alfred, being a loyal Battle Butler, accompanied Bruce Wayne as he tracked Bane and his thugs during the events of Knightfall — and then, when Bruce refused to obey his Doctor's Orders (or risk being completely paralyzed), he resigned from Wayne's service entirely.
Source: Battle Butler
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