Definition

To move or march in a group, often in a ceremonial way.

Example

The students will procession down the street during the parade.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you see the parade where they procession through the streets?

Yeah, it was so colorful and lively!

I loved how everyone came together to procession with such enthusiasm.

Absolutely! It really brought the community together.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A group of people or vehicles moving together in a formal way, often for a special event or ceremony.

Example

The parade featured a colorful procession of floats and performers.

Conversation

Did you see the procession for the festival yesterday?

Yeah, it was amazing to see all the floats and performers!

I loved how colorful the procession was; it really brought the street to life.

Root Explanation

Procession → It is formed from "pro-" (meaning forward) and "cedere" (meaning to go or yield). The word describes a group of people going forward in an organized manner, typically in a ceremonial context.

Memory Tip

Think of a group of people 'going forward' ('pro-') in a ceremonial manner — that's what a procession is.

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