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    accompaniment


    1. Some of the harmonies in the accompaniment are rather difficult and he’s going over and over the pages so that he will get it right at rehearsal


    2. ‘That’s what do you do, isn’t it?’ she said after a long silence during which she contemplated this statement to the accompaniment of several forkfuls of lasagne and salad


    3. provided the perfect accompaniment to the meal


    4. accompaniment for his high, clear voice


    5. With the clashing together of the couplings and buffers and a couple of jerks that rattled the trucks then a loud hiss of escaping steam as an accompaniment we set off for the front


    6. The following notes led into a melody, produced solely by her divine voice with no musical accompaniment


    7. ü Accompaniment of the press in general and


    8. Structure with accompaniment and juridical creation of the Virtual Bank


    9. results in printed way or on-line for accompaniment


    10. g) Accompaniment of the stipulated goal for the

    11. An empty metal bucket lies in the middle of the alley, and the pitter-patter of the raindrops as they splash on to the bucket provides the perfect accompaniment to the head-and-face massage


    12. In further wide-eyed horror, the Colonel saw that the lieutenant, to the accompaniment of claps and whistles from the pilots gathered around, was obviously about to raise his head into the rapidly revolving ceiling fan directly above him


    13. They entered the large NBC reception room to the friendly accompaniment of


    14. Weight loss supplement companies admit that their products will not work without the accompaniment of calorie restriction and an increase in physical activity


    15. The perspective was sad! At the beginning they would be very altered, I have no doubt; but with the passage of time, the letters of my name will fade away, the defining features of my person would be evoked by the diffuse help of the memory, and my silhouette would no longer resound in the crowded streets of life, and this way blurred in the cloak of forgetfulness, I would get lost forever in the days, in the months and in the years, up to being only a memory named in afternoon conversations with the accompaniment of a cup of coffee with French pastry


    16. So we met occasionally and very discreetly at his place where one evening at a soiree I sang a couple of Schubert lieder to his piano accompaniment, and later wowed the carefully selected guests with a strip tease


    17. ―Jeezus!‖ she said, with Tulloch grumbling something in accompaniment


    18. The sound of the sonic shower in the background was a nice accompaniment to the soft


    19. an accompaniment of string and wind instruments


    20. He dropped back into his chair to the accompaniment of laughter but, after they had settled down again, Musab asked, ‘What of you Siri, how would our escapades last night comply with the morality of your Stone Age culture?’

    21. INVESTMENT OF THE HEART takes place in the Hill Country of Texas where barbecue is a meal staple and pies are a basic accompaniment


    22. Brown, who talked only in a strange tongue, let himself be seduced by the tempting signs that Aureliano Segundo made him and several times he got dead drunk in Petra Cotes’s house and he even made the fierce German shepherd dogs that went everywhere with him dance to some Texas songs that he himself mumbled in one way or another to the accompaniment of the accordion


    23. The music that fits that description is solo or group singing without instrumental accompaniment, such as Gregorian Chant or Barbershop singing


    24. Stories of the heart interspersed with cartoons of Zacharias and Ee Hondree, his fat wife, cookery and embroidery read to the accompaniment of sounds from the roof caused by the expansion of corrugated iron being pounded by the midday sun


    25. crowds and told their guards and military accompaniment to cut off


    26. There was a rending sound, as the ship struck rock, an unwelcome grinding accompaniment to the melodic chorus of the dancing temptresses ahead of them


    27. it in his head, he heard it in real life, exploding like the 1812 Overture with full cannon accompaniment that nearly blew him off the stage


    28. But, in that we know that wealth does not guarantee happiness in all aspects of bodymind, fewer still in heart, and nil in spirit, we must inquire as to that missing piece, is it personal or social and what is the cause of its absence? Happiness is an accompaniment to communion – it is empty when the communion is with the toys, the objects, the machines that we accumulate as mementos of where we 445


    29. He sighed and pressed the button, and to the accompaniment of a sizzling electrical hum and dimming of lights the wailing abruptly ceased


    30. Was the natural accompaniment to his being a boy

    31. But my vague wish for I do not know what, gentle, and rather sweetly resigned when the accompaniment is Bach, swell suddenly while I listen to them into a terrifying longing that rends and shatters my soul


    32. Black throw pillows were delicately embroidered with Red Indian elephants, a fitting accompaniment to the crimson bedspread of finest Egyptian cotton


    33. Send out the remainder of the tsog offering to the accompaniment


    34. This may be the result of using harsh products, or an accompaniment to general dry skin and dry hair


    35. They breakfasted late; so late that it was done to the accompaniment, strangely purified and beautified by the intervening church walls and graveyard, of Mrs


    36. melody in one hand and an accompaniment in the other


    37. to the accompaniment of cannon fire and the


    38. Many hymns and choruses that could be sung by memory and without instruments have been laid aside for more contemporary songs that have much musical accompaniment


    39. Hallie was not in accompaniment


    40. Therefore we conclude that if “misery” is an element in the word “Olethros” in any sense, it is connected as a destructible term only and as accompaniment of destruction, making the process more extraordinary

    41. "Scott?" she called, thinking that maybe he'd noticed her in the water and descended the trail to provide accompaniment


    42. had told me I had a voice and that my guitar playing was okay as an accompaniment, but


    43. It was Margot's girls playing a nice accompaniment as they sidled


    44. that I could use as a break accompaniment with a variety of songs, while Roy and Margot


    45. stopped to listen to a small choir singing in accompaniment with a mandolin and a set of


    46. Paris, added some bells and whistles (accompaniment), had his wife,


    47. All this he did, methodically, and with as loud and harsh an accompaniment of noise as he could make


    48. This was done without any demonstrative accompaniment, not long enough, or often enough to harass him; and it lightened Mr


    49. With the surge for base and accompaniment low and hoarse,


    50. Of all this silly set the one that shows the least and also the most sense is my rival Anselmo, for having so many other things to complain of, he only complains of separation, and to the accompaniment of a rebeck, which he plays admirably, he sings his complaints in verses that show his ingenuity



















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    Synonyms for "accompaniment"

    accompaniment escort complement backup musical accompaniment support attendant co-occurrence concomitant accessory appurtenance adjunct

    "accompaniment" definitions

    an event or situation that happens at the same time as or in connection with another


    a musical part (vocal or instrumental) that supports or provides background for other musical parts


    something added to complete or embellish or make perfect


    the act of accompanying someone or something in order to protect them