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graduation parade
/ɡɹˌædʒuːˈeɪʃən pɚɹˈeɪd/
/ɡɹˌadjuːˈeɪʃən pəɹˈeɪd/
Graduation parade
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a celebratory event where graduating students march through their school or community to mark the completion of their academic journey
What is a "graduation parade"?
A graduation parade is a celebratory event where graduates march or are part of a procession to mark the completion of their studies. It often involves wearing academic gowns or uniforms, accompanied by music, cheering, and sometimes decorated vehicles or floats. The parade allows graduates to celebrate their achievements publicly, often joined by their families, teachers, and community members. Graduation parades are meant to honor the hard work and success of the graduates while creating a joyful and memorable occasion.
Examples
The graduation parade through the campus streets was filled with cheers and applause from family and friends.
Students decorated their caps and gowns with messages of gratitude and hope for the future before participating in the graduation parade.
