v. to go along with in order to provide assistance protection or companionship
He was escorted out of the concert for being too rowdy.
He was escorted out of the concert for being too rowdy.
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What was the name of the faerie that escorted them to the queen?
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Who escorted Charlotte to the military ball?
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The motorcade was escorted by the police.
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The police car escorted the cortege.
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Who escorted the girl on a tour of the Stokehole?
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The corvette escorted the convoy. OR He drove a Corvette in the parade.
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Who escorted Hazel to the principal's office for the first time?
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Who escorted Laurel to the festival?
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Who escorted Bilbo most of the way home?
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Who escorted Benjamim and Leah to the train station?
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The passengers were escorted to the lifeboats to evacuate the ship.
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Why were Stanley and his family being escorted to Washington, D.C.?
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Why was Rosa escorted to and from school by four federal marshals?
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Who escorted Eleanor to dinner the night that Amelia stayed at the White House?
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accompaning;guarding; guiding
abandoning
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courted
ported
shorted
snorted
sorted
sported
thwarted
aborted
assorted
contorted
deported
distorted
exhorted
exported
extorted
imported
purported
reported
resorted
retorted
supported
transported
misreported
unreported
unsupported
underreported
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