Escorting

Synonyms for "escorting" (97 found)

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Closest matches (20)

accompany bodyguard date see squire address assist attend attendant bear beau boyfriend bring carry

Verb(3 words)

see accompany attend

Noun(3 words)

accompaniment bodyguard broad

Strong matches (29)

cavalier chaperon cicerone companion company conduct conductor consort with convoy cortege direct duenna entourage escortee esquire fellow fellow traveler follow friend gallant

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gentleman-at-arms go

Noun(6 words)

consort courtesan creature of the night date drab gigolo

Verb(1 words)

Related words (48)

guard guardian guards guardsman guide lead leader marshal pilot praetorian guard protect protection protector retinue route safe conduct safe-conduct safeguard shepherd show

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steer suite suitor swain take take out train usher vis-a-vis wait on watch over yeoman

Noun(14 words)

harlot hedge whore hoe lady of the evening mermaid minx nun painted lady prostitute pug rantipole streetwalker trull wanton

Verb(2 words)

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Sample sentences

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The handcuffed man headbutted the officer escorting him to his cell.

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Parents started escorting their kids to school.

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In 1904 we had the pleasure of escorting that veteran speleologist, Monsieur E. A. Martel, through the old and the new caves at Wookey Hole.

Source: tatoeba (12123522)

The first sentence means that all escortings by officers in Saint Petersburg were escortings of ballerinas. The second sentence means that all escortings of ballerinas in Saint Petersburg were escortings by officers.

Source: wiktionary

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