processional Antonyms
Meaning of processional
processional (n)
religious music used in a procession
processional (a)
intended for use in a procession
of or relating to or characteristic of a procession
processional Sentence Examples
- The processional music signaled the beginning of the wedding ceremony.
- The bride looked radiant as she walked down the aisle during the processional.
- The clergy led the congregation in a processional hymn as they entered the church.
- The procession of dignitaries proceeded slowly, accompanied by a ceremonial drumbeat.
- The processional route was lined with cheering spectators eager to catch a glimpse of the parade.
- The graduation processional marked the culmination of years of hard work for the students.
- The solemn processional of mourners made its way to the cemetery, carrying the casket of the deceased.
- The processional candles added a warm glow to the darkened church as the choir sang.
- The processional cross, adorned with flowers, led the way for the religious procession.
- The processional banners fluttered in the breeze as the parade made its way through the city streets.
FAQs About the word processional
religious music used in a procession, intended for use in a procession, of or relating to or characteristic of a procession
recessional, oratorio, hymn, hallelujah, mass, paean, chorale, Gloria Patri, anthem, requiem
No antonyms found.
The processional music signaled the beginning of the wedding ceremony.
The bride looked radiant as she walked down the aisle during the processional.
The clergy led the congregation in a processional hymn as they entered the church.
The procession of dignitaries proceeded slowly, accompanied by a ceremonial drumbeat.
