Pronunciation

/prəˈseʃ(ə)n/

Definitions

• Noun: A formal or ceremonial parade, often with a group moving through a particular route, typically consisting of people, vehicles, or floats, often marking an event or occasion. For example: “The Independence Day procession featured floats and marching bands.”
• Verb: The act of proceeding, especially in a formal or ceremonial manner; to move or go through a series of events or steps. For example: “The bride and groom proceeded down the aisle together.”
• Noun (informal): A sequence or progression, often of ideas or actions. For example: “The lesson consisted of a logical procession of concepts.”

Phrases

• “Lead a procession” means to guide or direct a parade.
• “Join the procession” means to participate in a parade or ceremony.
• “Procession of thoughts” refers to a series of related ideas or considerations.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The city’s annual Pride Parade was a colorful spectacle, with people lining the streets to watch the festive procession.”
• Verb: “After the speeches, the guests proceeded to the reception hall for dinner.”
• Informal Noun: “His arguments formed a compelling procession of logic that convinced the jury.”

Synonyms

• Parade
• March
• Convoy
• Cortege
• Progress
• Sequence
• Series