Pronunciation
/aˈsɛnsəri/
Definitions
- Noun: 1. An additional item that complements or enhances the function or appearance of something else, often electronic or fashion-related. 2. A person who provides support or helps in a crime. 3. (Law) A person who aids or abets another in a crime without themselves being the principal actor.
- Verb: To furnish or equip with accessories; to enhance with additional items.
Phrases
- “Accessories to a crime” indicates individuals involved but not the primary perpetrators.
- “Fashion accessories” include items like jewelry, bags, or hats that complement clothing.
- “Add-ons or accessories for a device” are extra features or parts that can be attached or added to it.
Example Sentences
- Noun: “She dressed up her new phone with a fancy case and a screen protector as accessories.”
- Verb: “The lawyer presented evidence that implicated several accessories in the robbery.”
- Phrasal: “The car came with a variety of accessories, such as a sunroof and GPS navigation system.”