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[uh-kuhm-puh-nee] / əˈkʌm pə ni /




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Think of sharks and the most common images that spring to mind will likely be of dangerous predators hunting prey, accompanied by ominous music.

From BBC

Nancy says he totally understands the criticism that has accompanied his underwhelming start, but says he has "suffered" because of his players not being "ready".

From BBC

Of the 17 down years since 1960, only four were accompanied by falling earnings.

From Barron's

The warmth was often accompanied by blue skies with sunshine amounts above average across most of the UK.

From BBC

Around last October’s Diwali festival, an annual holiday accompanied by vigorous shopping, Modi urged people to buy local goods and to share their purchases on social media to inspire others.

From The Wall Street Journal