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accessory

/əkˈsɛs(ə)ri

noun (plural accessories)

1A thing which can be added to something else in order to make it more useful, versatile, or attractive: optional accessories include a battery charger and shoulder strap...

It also offers a very broad range of accessories including batteries, headsets, add-ons and clip-ons.
They can then add optional extras and accessories to their car.
To motorists, it's a useful accessory that allows them to talk without driving off the road.

Synonyms

attachment, extra, addition, add-on, retrofit, adjunct, appendage, appurtenance, (additional) component, fitment, supplement

1.1A small article or item of clothing carried or worn to complement a garment or outfit: she wore the suit with perfectly matching accessories—hat, bag, shoes...

Do they also carry bridal accessories, like hair decorations, veils and shoes?
These will be used by consumers to store favourite special garments, footwear and accessories.
Money cannot buy style, but it can buy you the following chic garments and accessories.

Synonyms

adornment, embellishment, finery, trimming, ornament, ornamentation, decoration, complement, fashion detail, frill;

trappings;

handbag, shoes, gloves, hat, belt, jewellery

2 (also accessary) Law Someone who gives assistance to the perpetrator of a crime without taking part in it: she was charged as an accessory to murder...

And should she thus be punished in the same way as the actual murderers, as an accessory to the crime?
He said paying compensation for vehicles with varying declared value for duty at ZRA and the insured value would render the corporation an accessory to the crime of tax evasion.
At the very least their actions make them an accessory to crime.

Synonyms

accomplice, partner in crime, abetter, associate, confederate, collaborator, fellow conspirator, henchman, conniver

adjective chiefly technical

Contributing to or aiding an activity or process in a minor way; subsidiary or supplementary: functionally the maxillae are a pair of accessory jaws...

The ability of DNA polymerases to replicate DNA requires a number of additional accessory proteins.
It later appears as the hyomandibular, an accessory jaw element.
The integument is composed of the skin, which covers the entire body, in addition to accessory organs derived from skin.

Synonyms

additional, extra, supplementary, supplemental, auxiliary, ancillary, secondary, subsidiary, supportive, assisting, reserve, complementary, further, more, add-on

Phrases

accessory before (or after) the fact

Derivatives

accessorial

/aksɛˈsɔːrɪəl

/ adjective (chiefly Law ) ...

To seek to distinguish pre-planned violence from spontaneous violence will give rise to inane discussions as to the relative meanings of spontaneous and pre-planned which are irrelevant to the question of accessorial liability.
They could be patrimonial things or extra-patrimonial things; common things or sacred things; principal things or accessorial things; corporeal things or incorporeal things.
The Law Commission should return to this subject as a matter of urgency, and should recommend one of these radical approaches to accessorial criminal liability.

Origin

Late Middle English: from medieval Latin accessorius 'additional thing', from Latin access- 'increased', from the verb accedere (see accede).

单词	accessory
释义	accessory /əkˈsɛs(ə)ri / noun (plural accessories) 1A thing which can be added to something else in order to make it more useful, versatile, or attractive: optional accessories include a battery charger and shoulder strap... It also offers a very broad range of accessories including batteries, headsets, add-ons and clip-ons. They can then add optional extras and accessories to their car. To motorists, it's a useful accessory that allows them to talk without driving off the road. Synonyms attachment, extra, addition, add-on, retrofit, adjunct, appendage, appurtenance, (additional) component, fitment, supplement 1.1A small article or item of clothing carried or worn to complement a garment or outfit: she wore the suit with perfectly matching accessories—hat, bag, shoes... Do they also carry bridal accessories, like hair decorations, veils and shoes? These will be used by consumers to store favourite special garments, footwear and accessories. Money cannot buy style, but it can buy you the following chic garments and accessories. Synonyms adornment, embellishment, finery, trimming, ornament, ornamentation, decoration, complement, fashion detail, frill; trappings; handbag, shoes, gloves, hat, belt, jewellery 2 (also accessary) Law Someone who gives assistance to the perpetrator of a crime without taking part in it: she was charged as an accessory to* murder... And should she thus be punished in the same way as the actual murderers, as an accessory to the crime? He said paying compensation for vehicles with varying declared value for duty at ZRA and the insured value would render the corporation an accessory to the crime of tax evasion. At the very least their actions make them an accessory to crime. Synonyms accomplice, partner in crime, abetter, associate, confederate, collaborator, fellow conspirator, henchman, conniver adjective chiefly technical* Contributing to or aiding an activity or process in a minor way; subsidiary or supplementary: functionally the maxillae are a pair of accessory jaws... The ability of DNA polymerases to replicate DNA requires a number of additional accessory proteins. It later appears as the hyomandibular, an accessory jaw element. The integument is composed of the skin, which covers the entire body, in addition to accessory organs derived from skin. Synonyms additional, extra, supplementary, supplemental, auxiliary, ancillary, secondary, subsidiary, supportive, assisting, reserve, complementary, further, more, add-on Phrases accessory before (or after) the fact Derivatives accessorial /aksɛˈsɔːrɪəl / adjective (chiefly Law ) ... To seek to distinguish pre-planned violence from spontaneous violence will give rise to inane discussions as to the relative meanings of spontaneous and pre-planned which are irrelevant to the question of accessorial liability. They could be patrimonial things or extra-patrimonial things; common things or sacred things; principal things or accessorial things; corporeal things or incorporeal things. The Law Commission should return to this subject as a matter of urgency, and should recommend one of these radical approaches to accessorial criminal liability. Origin Late Middle English: from medieval Latin accessorius 'additional thing', from Latin access- 'increased', from the verb accedere (see accede). Rhymes intercessory, pessary, possessory, tesserae
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