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[ UK /kˈævɐlkˌe‍ɪd/ ]
[ US /ˈkævəɫˌkeɪd/ ]
NOUN
  1. a procession of people traveling on horseback

How To Use cavalcade In A Sentence

  • More than 200 people gathered outside his home on the outskirts of Bolton as a steam-powered cavalcade flanked by police motorcycle outriders escorted him on his final journey.
  • For here was a trailing line of jog-trotting dusky shapes, some crouching on dwarf ponies half their size, some trailing lances, lodge-poles, rifles, women and children after them, all moving with a monotonous rhythmic motion as marked as the military precision of the other cavalcade, and always on a parallel line with it. Tales of Trail and Town
  • I looked up through the smoke of my cigarette and my eye lodged for a moment upon the burning coals, and that old fancy of the crimson flag flapping from the castle tower came into my mind, and I thought of the cavalcade of red knights riding up the side of the black rock. Monday or Tuesday
  • The tortuously narrow Lolo Trail, blocked by crags, trees and undergrowth, was quickly traversed by Joseph's uncomplaining cavalcade.
  • Most of the hour is a cavalcade of stars showing up live, via remote or pre-tape, to wish King a happy seventieth.
  • Hardy travelers can join the next cavalcade on a 15-day journey carrying goods deep into the Thar Desert.
  • These annual conventions of IA unions from the Western states are a cavalcade of speeches, workshops, and general bonhommie where union members and officers mingle for 48 hours and strategize about how to put more money into the hands of working stiffs in these difficult economic times. District Twooo
  • By its third season, Gilmore Girls had moved from a breakout success on a still emerging network to a staple program on the Warner Brothers schedule, featuring a cavalcade of young stars.
  • We watched the intro, which is a great, colourful and enticing cavalcade of various scenarios: people dancing, doing yoga, necking and so on.
  • Scientology public affairs director for Scotland, Gordon Reid, said: The purpose of the cavalcade is to provide help to people. Protest against Scientology cult recruitment on Edinburgh streets
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