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motorcade
[ moh-ter-keyd ]
verb (used without object)
- to travel by or in a motorcade.
motorcade
/ ˈməʊtəˌkeɪd /
noun
- a parade of cars or other motor vehicles
Word History and Origins
Origin of motorcade1
Word History and Origins
Origin of motorcade1
Example Sentences
Take Harris’ motorcade — the source of traffic snarls.
People flock to his motorcade, one seeking a selfie, another offering a jacket, as Rashid’s personal struggles appear to resonate deeply with voters.
But he is a well-known frequent golfer, and his motorcade would provide an obvious signal to anyone trying to discern the former president’s movements.
Trump travelled there in a motorcade that would have taken about 12 minutes to go from his Mar-a-Lago resort across a bridge overlooking the Lake Worth Lagoon.
In the hours before the prime minister was taken by motorcade to the White House, he and his team were in a secure room at the nearby British Embassy.
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