accelerated/accompanied/magnified

[hooshdar3]

Hi.

Despreesion is almost always --------- by insomnnia.

Accelerated or accompanied or maybe magnified?

[J&K Tutoring]

Hi.

Despreesion is almost always --------- by insomnnia.

Accelerated or accompanied or maybe magnified?

Unless there happens to be a person on this forum who is an expert in this field, you are unlikely to get a single answer. All three might be correct, though I doubt that accelerated is right. Accompanied would be my guess. I can, however, correct your spelling with confidence:

depression; insomnia

[SlickVic9000]

Grammatically, they could all work. However, as J&K has stated, the answer is most likely "accompanied".

[hooshdar3]

Grammatically, they could all work. However, as J&K has stated, the answer is most likely "accompanied".

Why is it 'most likely'?

[5jj]

J&K Tutoring has already explained, and SlickVick confirmed, that all three might be possible. These two native speakers feel that they would be more likely to use accompanied; so do I. Others might choose another word. It is not always possible to say exactly why we might choose one word over another; I might choose a different word tomorrow.