Pronunciation: /prəˈsɛʃənəl/
noun a type of ceremonial procession
A1 The processional at the wedding was beautiful.
A2 The students practiced their processional for the graduation ceremony.
B1 The processional of the royal family was a grand spectacle.
B2 The processional of the athletes at the Olympic Games was a sight to behold.
C1 The elaborate processional of the dignitaries set the tone for the event.
C2 The processional of the pope through the crowds was a moment of great reverence.
adjective relating to a procession or procession
A1 The processional music played as the bride walked down the aisle.
A2 The processional route for the parade was carefully planned out.
B1 The processional order of the ceremony was outlined in the program.
B2 The processional march was led by the royal family.
C1 The processional hymn was sung by the choir with great reverence.
C2 The processional procession included dignitaries from around the world.
formal The processional of dignitaries made their way into the ceremony hall.
informal We joined the processional of students walking to the graduation ceremony.
slang I can't believe we got stuck in that long processional of cars on the highway.
figurative The processional of thoughts in her mind seemed never-ending.
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