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procession

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /prəˈseʃən/

procession means: A line of people or vehicles moving together, often as part of a ceremony.

noun

MOVING GROUPB2

A line of people or vehicles moving together, often as part of a ceremony.

  • The procession moved slowly through town.
  • We watched a funeral procession pass.
  • Two musicians led the procession.

How to use it: a procession of people/things (A procession of cars passed the church.)

Similar words: parade, cortege

Common phrases: funeral procession, wedding procession, join a procession, solemn procession

Questions about procession

What does procession mean?

A line of people or vehicles moving together, often as part of a ceremony.

What is procession in other languages?

Türkçe: alay · Español: procesión · Français: procession · Deutsch: Prozession · Italiano: processione · 日本語: 行列

How do you pronounce procession?

It is pronounced /prəˈseʃən/.

How do you use procession in a sentence?

The procession moved slowly through town. We watched a funeral procession pass.

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