Cast and Procession

Cast

Cast noun - A declaration that something will happen in the future.

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Procession and cast are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Procession" instead a noun "Cast".

Nearby Words: casting, castled, caster

Procession noun - A body of individuals moving along in an orderly and often ceremonial way.

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Cast and procession are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Cast" instead a noun "Procession".

usual	usual cast	usual procession
complete	complete cast	complete procession
entire	entire cast	entire procession
large	large cast	large procession
Other adjectives: big, great, huge, larger, last, different.

The finale is a slow funeral procession, until the end when the cast sing a triumphant, cheerful reprise of "Prepare Ye." Motor Mouth: Thomas Aquinas in the "Prologue/Tower of Babble" and both John/Judas and Jesus in "All for the Best".

Source: Theatre / Godspell

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