cavalcade Antonyms
Meaning of cavalcade
cavalcade (n)
a procession of people traveling on horseback
cavalcade (n.)
A procession of persons on horseback; a formal, pompous march of horsemen by way of parade.
cavalcade Sentence Examples
- As the festival began, a colorful cavalcade of floats paraded down the main street.
- The royal procession featured a magnificent cavalcade of horses and carriages.
- With banners waving and music playing, the cavalcade moved through the city in celebration.
- The cavalcade of vehicles stretched for miles along the highway during rush hour.
- In the distance, they could see the cavalcade of riders approaching, kicking up dust as they rode.
- The annual carnival kicked off with a grand cavalcade of costumed performers.
- The presidential motorcade led the cavalcade of vehicles through the crowded streets.
- Participants in the parade formed a colorful cavalcade, attracting the attention of spectators.
- The cavalcade of boats sailed down the river in a display of maritime prowess.
- With cheers from the crowd, the cavalcade of athletes entered the stadium during the opening ceremony of the Olympics.
FAQs About the word cavalcade
a procession of people traveling on horsebackA procession of persons on horseback; a formal, pompous march of horsemen by way of parade.
caravan, procession, parade,fleet, convoy, train, motorcade, line, flotilla,armada
No antonyms found.
As the festival began, a colorful cavalcade of floats paraded down the main street.
The royal procession featured a magnificent cavalcade of horses and carriages.
With banners waving and music playing, the cavalcade moved through the city in celebration.
The cavalcade of vehicles stretched for miles along the highway during rush hour.
