Accessory
Definition of “Accessory”
Accessory (noun):
- A thing that can be added to something else to make it more useful, versatile, or attractive.
- Someone who helps another person commit a crime, either before or after the crime.
Accessory (adjective):
- Contributing to or aiding an activity or process, especially in a minor way.
Example Sentences
- Noun: “She wore a beautiful necklace as an accessory to her dress.”
- Noun: “The car comes with several optional accessories, including a sunroof and heated seats.”
- Noun: “He was charged as an accessory to the robbery.”
- Noun: “A smartphone accessory, like a case or screen protector, can help protect your device.”
- Adjective: “He played an accessory role in the company’s latest project.”
- Noun: “The store sells a variety of fashion accessories, from hats to belts.”
- Noun: “She was considered an accessory after the fact because she helped hide the evidence.”
- Noun: “The kitchen gadget is a useful accessory for any home cook.”
- Noun: “The detective looked for any accessories that might have been used in the crime.”
- Adjective: “The accessory items in the toolkit were essential for completing the repairs.”
Related Words
- Adornments
- Attachments
- Supplements
- Add-ons
- Enhancements
- Ornaments
- Complements
- Garnishes
- Aids
- Auxiliaries
