cortege
noun (cortege, corteges)
Everyday
A cortege is a slow procession of people, often for a funeral or a grand occasion, moving in order. tree →
In the lessons
in tales of kings and crowds, a grand procession moving through the streets, sometimes ending in confusion.
Examples
- The cortege of the king passed through the city. tree →
- A long cortege followed the coffin to the church. tree →
- The crowd cheered as the cortege moved past. tree →
Note
nothing for maths; it names a group, but gives no count unless the problem says so.
On Mova
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