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cavalcade
/ ˌkævəlˈkeɪd /
noun
- a procession of people on horseback, in cars, etc
- any procession
a cavalcade of guests
Word History and Origins
Origin of cavalcade1
Word History and Origins
Origin of cavalcade1
Example Sentences
During the next 22 years, she was involved in a cavalcade of mostly low-level criminal cases, including a trio of burglary convictions, a grand theft conviction and a shoplifting conviction.
In the daytime, Disneyland will provide a character cavalcade rather than one of its full parade productions.
This week, the less-than-dapper Don continues to nominate members of his Cabinet in a seemingly unending cavalcade of circus performers and reality television stars.
The game, unsurprisingly, was a cavalcade of clumsiness.
If the opening was an often confusing but certainly stimulating cavalcade of images and events, the closing was presented as a single, stately, snail’s-pace theater piece — something like Robert Wilson directing the Cirque du Soleil.
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