Pronunciation: /kɔrˈtɑʒ/
noun a solemn procession, especially for a funeral
A1 The cortege of cars followed the hearse to the cemetery.
A2 The funeral cortege slowly made its way through the town, with mourners walking behind.
B1 The cortege of diplomats arrived at the summit to discuss important matters.
B2 The royal cortege passed through the streets, greeted by cheering crowds.
C1 The elaborate cortege of the president included military vehicles, dignitaries, and security personnel.
C2 The grand cortege of the monarch was a spectacle of pomp and ceremony, with musicians, horses, and banners.
verb not applicable
A1 The bride cortege to the church with her bridesmaids.
A2 During the funeral procession, the family cortege behind the hearse.
B1 The royal family cortege through the streets, waving to the crowds.
B2 The president's motorcade cortege through the city, causing traffic delays.
C1 The military cortege with precision and discipline during the parade.
C2 The dignitaries cortege into the summit meeting, ready to discuss important matters.
adjective not applicable
A1 The cortege procession was filled with colorful balloons.
A2 The cortege music played softly in the background as the guests arrived.
B1 The cortege attire was elegant and sophisticated, setting the tone for the event.
B2 The cortege vehicles lined up in perfect formation, ready to escort the VIPs.
C1 The cortege protocol required strict adherence to specific guidelines for security purposes.
C2 The cortege arrangements were meticulously planned to ensure a seamless and dignified procession.
adverb not applicable
A1 The cortege slowly made its way through the village.
A2 The funeral cortege moved solemnly down the street.
B1 The wedding cortege proceeded joyfully to the reception venue.
B2 The presidential cortege traveled through the city with great pomp and ceremony.
C1 The royal cortege was accompanied by a large entourage of dignitaries and officials.
C2 The state funeral cortege was a somber and impressive display of military precision.
pronoun not applicable
A1 The cortege arrived at the church for the funeral.
A2 She followed the cortege as it made its way through the town.
B1 The cortege of cars slowly made its way to the cemetery.
B2 The cortege of dignitaries proceeded down the red carpet.
C1 The cortege of mourners was led by the deceased's closest family members.
C2 The elaborate cortege included a procession of musicians and dancers.
preposition not applicable
A1 The cortege of cars drove slowly behind the hearse.
A2 The funeral cortege made its way through the town, with mourners following behind.
B1 The cortege of diplomats arrived at the embassy for the official ceremony.
B2 The royal cortege proceeded down the street, with crowds of people waving flags.
C1 The elaborate cortege of the president included military escorts and dignitaries.
C2 The grand cortege of the monarch was a sight to behold, with carriages and horses in procession.
conjunction not applicable
A1 The bride walked down the aisle with her cortege of bridesmaids.
A2 The funeral procession included a cortege of mourners following the hearse.
B1 The president's cortege of vehicles made its way through the city streets, causing traffic delays.
B2 The royal cortege arrived at the palace amidst cheers and waving flags.
C1 The cortege of diplomats and dignitaries gathered for the summit meeting.
C2 The elaborate cortege of performers and musicians led the parade through the town.
interjection not applicable
A1 Cortege! Wait for me!
A2 Cortege, please slow down so I can catch up!
B1 Cortege, could you kindly move to the side to let others pass?
B2 Cortege, let's stick together so we don't get separated in the crowd.
C1 Cortege, let's maintain a dignified and orderly procession.
C2 Cortege, please ensure that all participants are in the correct order before we proceed.
article not applicable
A1 The cortege of cars followed the hearse to the cemetery.
A2 The funeral cortege slowly made its way through the town.
B1 The cortege of mourners walked behind the coffin in silent procession.
B2 The elaborate cortege included horse-drawn carriages and a marching band.
C1 The royal cortege proceeded through the streets, accompanied by a military escort.
C2 The grand cortege included dignitaries from around the world, paying their respects to the deceased leader.
formal The cortege proceeded slowly through the streets, with mourners following behind.
informal The long line of cars in the cortege made it difficult for other drivers to pass.
slang The cortege was a real traffic jam, man.
figurative The cortege of memories from her childhood flooded back as she walked through the old neighborhood.
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