cavalcade
/ˌkævəlˈkeɪd/
noun
- A procession of people riding on horses or in vehicles, often as part of a celebration or ceremony.
- The royal cavalcade moved slowly through the streets as the crowd cheered.
- The festival began with a colorful cavalcade of horseback riders.
- A cavalcade of vintage cars paraded through the town for the anniversary.
- A dramatic series of events or a large number of things happening in quick succession.
- The movie was a cavalcade of action scenes from start to finish.
- The year brought a cavalcade of changes, both good and bad.
- Her speech was a cavalcade of exciting announcements.
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