Accompanied by
In addition to and accompanied by are semantically related. In some cases you can use "In addition to" instead an adverb phrase "Accompanied by".
In addition to
Accompanied by and in addition to are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Accompanied by" instead an adverb phrase "In addition to".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- beyond and accompanied by
- beyond and in addition to
- beside and accompanied by
- beside and in addition to
- over and above and accompanied by
- over and above and in addition to
- on top of and accompanied by
- on top of and in addition to
- accompanying and accompanied by
- accompanying and in addition to
- coupled with and accompanied by
- coupled with and in addition to
- along and accompanied by
- along and in addition to
Both terms in one sentence
- Yushchenko in Syphon Filter: The Omega Strain is accompanied by a squad of Elite Mooks wearing red berets and flak jackets and packing magnum pistols, in addition to the level's normal guards.
Source: Flunky Boss -
In the sequel, the vikings gain cybernetic equipment, in addition to being accompanied by a dragon and a werewolf.
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In The Suffering, in addition to scripted scares, you get sudden, short and completely random flashes of scary images accompanied by a high-pitched scare chord.
Source: Scare Chord
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