Cavalcade

Word: Cavalcade
3 entries found for cavalcade.
cav·al·cade
Pronunciation Key (kvl-kd, kvl-kd)
n.

1. A procession of riders or horse-drawn carriages.
2. A ceremonial procession or display.
3. A succession or series: starred in a cavalcade of Broadway hits.


[French, from Old French, from Old Italian cavalcata, from cavalcare, to ride on horseback, from Medieval Latin caballicre, from Latin caballus, horse.]
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Cavalcade of toys







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Bad Poetry example of Cavalcade:

As the dark surrounded her, penetrating
and the emptiness grew
annihiliting life to build a void
a cavalcade of thoughts bloomed, pushing,
consuming
emptying.
Oh to stop that hurt within
to step out of the shadows
and make the rain stop
and at long last, the spring begin.

Cavalcade of sentences
The recent cavalcade of press on podcasts has made the medium flourish and become the new soundtrack for hipsters and technonerds.

As the celebration filled the streets and the victorious soldiers marched through town, his parents turned their backs to the cavalcade beginning, missing their son who was not to return home.

As each instrument chimed in, a cavalcade of sound filled the chamber creating a symphony.