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- pronunciation:
- pr
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- parts of speech:
- noun, intransitive verb
- features:
- Word Combinations (noun), Word Explorer, Word Parts
part of speech: |
noun |
definition 1: |
the act of moving forward, esp. in an orderly or ceremonious way.
- synonyms:
- advancement
- similar words:
- march, parade, progress, progression
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definition 2: |
a line or group of people, vehicles, or things moving forward in such a way.
- synonyms:
- cavalcade, parade, train
- similar words:
- caravan, column, cortege, file, line, motorcade, movement, promenade, rank, stream
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definition 3: |
the act of proceeding or issuing from a source.
- synonyms:
- issuance
- similar words:
- derivation, emanation, origination
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related words: |
flow, go, march |
adjective + (n.)procession
annual,
approaching,
bridal,
ceremonial,
colorful,
dignified,
divine,
dramatic,
elaborate,
endless,
eucharistic,
festive,
glittering,
grand,
imperial,
lengthy,
liturgical,
massive,
native,
ongoing,
orderly,
religious,
ritual,
royal,
sacred,
sad,
silent,
single-file,
slow,
solemn,
stately,
steady,
trinitarian,
triumphal,
triumphant,
unending
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verb + (n.)procession
cheer, dance, depict, feature, follow, form, halt, join, lead, march, organize, participate, portray, walk, watch, witness
(n.)procession
+ verb
accompany,
approach,
begin,
carry,
celebrate,
chant,
cross,
culminate,
file,
head,
honor,
line,
part,
pass,
precede,
shy,
snake,
string,
trudge,
usher,
wave,
wind
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noun + (n.)procession
analogy,
attendant,
avenue,
burial,
candlelight,
celebration,
ceremony,
choir,
clergy,
entrance,
festival,
festivity,
front,
funeral,
horseback,
juxtaposition,
mass,
memorial,
mourner,
opening,
pageant,
participant,
rite,
ritual,
route,
singing,
tail,
torchlight,
virgin,
wedding
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part of speech: |
intransitive verb |
inflections: |
processions, processioning, processioned |
definition: |
to move in a procession.
- synonyms:
- parade
- similar words:
- file, stream
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The word procession
contains the following part:
ced, ces, -ceed, -cede, -cess
Latin
root
that means to go; to go back or yield
  Example words:
accede, access, accessible, ancestry, antecede, antecedent, cede, concede, exceed, excess, intercede, precede, precedent, procedure, proceed, process, procession, recede, recession, retrocede, secede, succeed, success
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