Definition
Definition of processionary - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
ceremonyRare related to or used in a processionRare
- The processionary banners were colorful and vibrant.
2.
movementRare moving in a procession-like mannerRare
- The processionary ants marched in a long line.
Expressions with processionary
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moth with caterpillars that move in nose-to-tail columns
The pine processionary is common in Mediterranean forests.
larval stage of moths moving in columns
The processionary caterpillar moved in a long line across the path.
Origin of processionary
Latin, processio (procession) + -ary (pertaining to)
Examples of processionary in a sentence
They carried processionary torches during the ceremony. The processionary caterpillars moved in a single file. They followed a processionary path through the forest.
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- French:processionnel, processionnaire, ...
- German:prozessionär, in Prozession, ...
- Italian:processionale, in processione, ...
- Spanish:de procesión, en procesión, ...
- Portuguese:processional, em procissão, ...
- Chinese:游行的, 列队行进的, ...
- Japanese:行列用の, 行列のような, ...
- Arabic:مَوْكَبِيّ, مُتَسَلْسِل, ...
- Hebrew:תַּהֲלוּכָתִי, ...
- Russian:процессный, процессуальный, ...
- Ukrainian:процесійний, парадний, ...
- Hindi:जुलूस का, कतारबद्ध, ...
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