be an accompaniment

Frequency: 5.03.5 per million words

To serve as something that goes with something else.

accompanimentVERB + NOUN

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Examples (10)

  • A crisp white wine is a perfect accompaniment to fish dishes.
  • Lively debate is an essential accompaniment to a healthy democracy.
  • The mushroom sauce was a delicious accompaniment to the steak.
  • Fresh salads are a light accompaniment to any summer barbecue.
  • A simple fruit salad will be a refreshing accompaniment to the rich dessert.
  • This tangy chutney could be a wonderful accompaniment for cheese and crackers.
  • For centuries, music has been a natural accompaniment to storytelling and dance.
  • Do you think this subtle background music would be a suitable accompaniment for the art exhibition?
  • He quickly learned that constant public scrutiny was an unwelcome accompaniment to his newfound fame.
  • Roasted root vegetables are a classic accompaniment to the holiday turkey.