Marches and Parade

Marches

Marches noun - A region in central Italy.

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Parade and marches are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Parade" instead the word "Marches" as a noun or a verb.

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

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Marches and parade are semantically related. Sometimes you can replace term "Marches" with "Parade", this nouns are similar.

Nearby Words: paraded, parading

long	long marches	long parade
elaborate	elaborate marches	elaborate parade
obvious	obvious marches	obvious parade
entire	entire marches	entire parade
Other adjectives: great, military, imperial, next, occasional, mad, annual.

In one notable scene, the procession exits the church just as a parade rounds the corner and marches cheerily by.

Source: The Fun in Funeral
May very, very rarely intersect with Science Marches On, but usually this trope applies either where science has already long since marched on, or some twisted path entirely off the parade route.

Source: Artistic License Chemistry
San Francisco seemingly hosts an excessive number of Pride Marches; one might think that the entire LGBT community is unemployed, or that they have somehow managed to make parade-marching into a source of income.

Source: It's Always Mardi Gras in New Orleans

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