noun · People

procession

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The meaning (definition) of the word procession

a long slow line of people walking one behind another

The word procession used in a sentence

“We watched the long procession walk slowly past our window”

Words that mean the same as procession (synonyms)

parademarch

How the word procession is said around the world

Frenchcortège (kor-TEZH)
Spanishprocesión (proh-thay-SYOHN)
Mandarin队伍 (dway woo)
Hindiजुलूस (ju-LOOS)
Arabicمَوْكِب (MAW-kib)
Russianшествие (SHEST-vee-ye)
Portuguese (EU)cortejo (koor-TAY-zhoo)
Portuguese (BR)procissão (proh-see-SOWNG)
Japaneseぎょうれつ (gyoh-REH-tsuu)
GermanProzession (pro-tses-YOHN)
Urduجلوس (ja-LOOS)
Punjabiਜਲੂਸ (ja-LOOS)
Korean행렬 (HENG-nyuhl)
Hebrewתהלוכה (tah-hah-loo-KHAH)
Greekπομπή (pom-BEE)
Dutchoptocht (OP-tokht)
Tagalogprusisyon (proo-sees-YON)
Vietnameseđoàn người (dwahn NGWEE)
Turkishgeçit alayı (geh-CHEET ah-lah-YUH)
Persianدسته (das-TEH)
Polishpochód (POH-khoot)
Ukrainianпроцесія (proh-TSEH-see-yah)
Bengaliশোভাযাত্রা (SHOH-bhah-jah-trah)
Swedishprocession (pro-seh-SHOON)
Italianprocessione (proh-ches-SYOH-neh)

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