Attend
Attend verb - To go along with in order to provide assistance, protection, or companionship.
Companions and attend are semantically related. In some cases you can replace term "Companions" with "Attend", this verbs are similar.
Nearby Words: attending, attendance
Companions
Attend and companions are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Attend" instead a verb "Companions".
Both words in one sentence
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True Companions: Gravity 5, to the point where, in "How To Rock A Guest List", Kacey adamantly refuses to attend a party thrown by a popular student if the other members can't attend too.
Source: Series / How To Rock -
We have the Doctor inviting his companions to attend his death which he already knows will happen; invites someone else who they haven't met yet, but he's met them; and also invites his past self to meet up with them after everyone's seen him die.
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At the end of the Fifth Doctor episode "Black Orchid", it is said, though not shown, that the Doctor and his Companions had stayed around to attend the funerals of George Cranleigh and the two men he killed.
Source: Ending Memorial Service
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