procession
perarakan
definition
noun
a funeral procession
a number of people or vehicles moving forward in an orderly fashion, especially as part of a ceremony or festival.
On the filioque controversy, Bulgakov demonstrates that the East did not have a formal theology for the procession of the Holy Spirit.
the emanation of the Holy Spirit.
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Five thousand admirers marched in his funeral 'procession' and Poole became a martyr for anti-immigrant nativists.
On the filioque controversy, Bulgakov demonstrates that the East did not have a formal theology for the 'procession' of the Holy Spirit.
On the 10th day, the ruler, in silk and priceless gems, wended his way in 'procession' through the crowded streets on the gorgeously caparisoned elephant.
The ceremony began with a 'procession' from the local community centre to the church followed by special devotions in the church.
The 'procession' of about 50 vehicles, each one full of mourners, made its way from Clifton to St Oswald's Church, through Bell Farm.
From about 9: 00 a.m. groups of men arriving in 'procession' formed circles.
The London 'procession' and ceremony were being televised live - TV cameras were allowed into Westminster Abbey for the first time.
They streamed away like a 'procession' of stars on the dark waters.
a funeral 'procession'
Events will include a civic 'procession' and wreath laying ceremony on Saturday followed by a civic service at St Charles Borromeo to celebrate Wilberforce's life and work.
magistrates complain that they see a 'procession' of recidivist minor offenders
In a break with Royal tradition the Princess Royal will also join the 'procession' , a ceremony usually reserved for men.
There's been a 'procession' of Presidents, Prime Ministers and politicians ‘visiting the troops’ in Iraq recently.
Nowadays every lunchtime sees a 'procession' of pupils to the fast-food shops, where they purchase their batter-covered burgers and greasy chips.
After the vigil Mass on Saturday evening, the Blessed Sacrament will be carried in 'procession' through Sheridan Park, not through Bohola village.
Bringing home a 'procession' of awful, awful, awful boyfriends.
These were not quite living men, these wanderers in that fog: they were a dream, a mystery, a 'procession' of shadows over a black sky.
That was all Carlin had to do before picking the ball out of the net with seven minutes remaining as the game deteriorated into a series of hopeful and hopeless long balls and a 'procession' of errant passes.
On February 20, 1956, to the delight of all the people of Melaka, they were taken in 'procession' to a square opposite the Club.
the fully robed civic dignitaries walk in 'procession'
The main events take place in the cabaret lounge, where we enjoyed a 'procession' of quality acts during our week-long stay, the ballrooms and the smaller side rooms.
The ceremony begins with a 'procession' from your college to the Senate House (a short walk in our case).
He makes us feel good about not liking French people by dressing up in ridiculous national costumes and acting dumb while interviewing a 'procession' of stereotypical Eurofreaks.
A car bomber drove his vehicle into a funeral procession, a funeral 'procession' for one of the local prominent tribal leaders there.
Not only did the residents accord a warm reception to the artistes, there were several volunteers to act out a scene where the bridegroom is taken out in 'procession' in a car.
Much interest was centred in the event and when the candidates left in 'procession' for the church from the school, Churchgate was packed with onlookers.
Prior to the Mass the First Communion and Confirmation children, along with the priest, marched in 'procession' into the field headed by a piper.
An annual 'procession' of vintage commercial vehicles will travel through the district on Sunday.
a funeral 'procession'
The shores of the Bosphorus were lined with fishermen and a 'procession' of large, slow-moving families enjoying the unusually fine weather.
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