"A cavalcade of horses leads the Founder's Day parade every year."
"The members of the hot rod club form a cavalcade for their weekly Saturday drive."
"The royal cavalcade proceeded through the city as people watched and cheered."
French, late 16th century
This word for a formal procession (usually on horseback, but it could be by foot or motor vehicle) has taken a journey of its own. English borrowed "cavalcade" from French, but in Italian it's "cavalcata," which comes from the verb "cavalcare," or "to ride." As with most Romance language words, all of these versions trace back to Latin. ...
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