companions in English

noun

1

a person or animal with whom one spends a lot of time or with whom one travels.

his traveling companion

synonyms: associate, partner, escort, compatriot, confederate, friend, intimate, confidant, confidante, comrade, pal, chum, crony, sidekick, mate, buddy, amigo, compadre, peeps

2

one of a pair of things intended to complement or match each other.

a companion volume

synonyms: complement, counterpart, twin, match, accompaniment, supplement, addition, adjunct, accessory

3

a member of the lowest grade of certain orders of knighthood.

‘Our national task is to ensure that we act in a manner that reaffirms our deepest respect and support for Fifa, the esteemed Member of the Order of the Companions of OR Tambo,’ he wrote.

4

a covering over the hatchway leading below decks.

verb

1

accompany.

he is companioned by a pageboy

noun

associate, partner, escort, compatriot, confederate, friend, intimate, confidant, confidante, comrade, pal, chum, crony, sidekick, mate, buddy, amigo, compadre, peeps
attendant, aide, helper, assistant, valet, equerry, lady-in-waiting, chaperone, minder
complement, counterpart, twin, match, accompaniment, supplement, addition, adjunct, accessory
handbook, manual, guide, reference book, ABC, primer, vade mecum, bible
comrade, familiar, fellow, associate
fellow traveller, fellow traveler

verb

accompany
accompany, company, keep company

Use "companions" in a sentence

1. Companions are odious.

2. Blockhead, Episode 10: Companions

3. Peter converted Apuleius and his companions

4. Pets are also commonly considered Companions

5. Bill and Bob are boon companions.

6. Most bacteria are well-behaved companions.

7. Such acid scrutiny by former boon companions.

8. 4 Bad companions debauched the young girl.

9. Our companions love hobbies while Cuddling

10. Your companions can powerfully influence you

11. 20 Never associate with bad companions.

12. But when choosing close companions, remember the Bible’s counsel: “Bad companions ruin good character.”—1 Corinthians 15:33, Today’s English Version.

13. He could afford and obtained beautiful female companions.

14. 19 Bad companions tempted him into wrong doings.

15. His question took his two companions by surprise.

16. She began to weary of her companions.

17. This boy was misled by bad companions.

18. The boy was misled by bad companions.

19. Bordelaise & steak are perfect companions

20. Such acid scrutiny by former boon companions

21. Rutherford and his companions from unjust imprisonment.

22. Beauty and folly are often companions. 

23. Montag and his new companions remain unharmed.

24. They were stabled indoors without companions or sensory stimulation.

25. After a battle Your faithfull companions will equip loot.

26. They've been my constant companions these twenty years.

27. Some of my companions said: “Why not, Mike?

28. Why do you bring your profligate companions here?

29. 1 Bad companions had debauched the young girl.

30. Not ashamed to cry with unfortunate companions?

31. My devotion to Crabby touched my companions.

32. He was perverted by his evil companions.

33. I want to dissociate myself from my companions.

34. Bartel, one of the companions of Saint Nicholas; Given name

35. Have your regular companions proved to be dishonest, unreliable people?

36. Comforted Companions, Compassionate End-of-Life Veterinary Care, PLLC

37. Comforted COMPANIONS, COMPASSIONATE END-OF-LIFE VETERINARY CARE, PLLC

38. Alexander was with the Companions on the right flank.

39. Men Ahorseback and Aiel Maidens; not common companions.

40. Beowulf answered: "We are table-companions of Hygelac

41. Before them, you and your companions are practically defenseless.

42. My companions glanced around skeptically at the desolate location.

43. Steve and I became soul mates, near-constant companions.

44. Teroro convened his bewildered companions to dream up some new fantasy.

45. Cockatiels, lovely pet birds; smart, friendly, and lovable, beautiful companions

46. Matthew and John were apostles and traveling companions of Jesus.

47. These were the Agema (the 'Guards') and the Hetairoi ('Companions').

48. The women of Jerusalem say to them: “Eat, O companions!

49. Let us consider this taxonomy of Mr Humphries' weekend companions.

50. God counsels parents to be examples, companions, communicators, and teachers.