Accompanied by
Involved and accompanied by are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Involved" instead an adverb phrase "Accompanied by".
Involved
Involved adjective - Having many parts or aspects that are usually interrelated.
Accompanied by and involved are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Accompanied by" instead an adverb "Involved".
Nearby Words: involvement, involving
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This is a technique taken directly from manga, and often accompanied by a Bishie Sparkle for one or both of the characters involved.
Source: Love Bubbles -
An episode of Welcome Freshmen had a very long salute done by the new militaristic Hall Monitors that involved using both hands and a full spin, accompanied by drumbeats.
Source: Strange Salute -
Both strips involved headless ghosts in Elizabethan get-up with rural dialects and accompanied by a grey cat, both drawn by David Mostyn.
Source: Comic Book / The Dandy
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