marching
/ˈmɑrtʃɪŋ/
noun
- The action of walking in a regular, steady rhythm, especially in a military or organized group.
- Marching in the parade required hours of rehearsal.
- The soldiers practiced marching in formation every morning.
- The sound of marching echoed through the streets.
Synonyms
adjective
- Related to or used for marching.
- He wore his marching boots to the drill.
- The marching band played a lively tune.
- She bought new marching shoes for the competition.
verb
- Present participle of march; walking in a steady, rhythmic way, often in a group.
- We saw the soldiers marching toward the base.
- The children were marching in a line to the playground.
- The protesters were marching down the main street.