Definition of "cavalcade" [cav•al•cade]

• A procession of riders or horse-drawn carriages. (noun)
• A ceremonial procession or display. (noun)
• A succession or series: starred in a cavalcade of Broadway hits. (noun)

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• "Scientology public affairs director for Scotland, Gordon Reid, said: The purpose of the cavalcade is to provide help to people."
• "Albert Hoffer was favoured by her protectress, and the three passed in cavalcade before my smoky window."
• "Metro police vehicles to do scene control, the SAPS, and thrown into the cavalcade are the towtruck drivers."