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Promenade (Noun)

A public area set aside as a pedestrian walk.

Nouns denoting man-made objects.

Tourists strolled hand in hand along the promenade, taking in the breathtaking ocean views.
The newly renovated promenade offered stunning cityscapes and lively street performers.
Every summer evening, locals gathered at the promenade to enjoy the live music and festivals.
Visitors loved to take a leisurely walk along the lakefront promenade, surrounded by nature and scenic views.
On weekends, families would meet at the beachfront promenade to picnic and watch the sunset together.

A square dance figure; couples march counterclockwise in a circle.

Nouns denoting acts or actions.

The caller instructed the dancers to promenade their partners around the circle to the next couple.
As the music started, the couples joined hands and began to promenade counterclockwise around the dance floor.
The promenade was a slow and stately movement, allowing the dancers to catch their breath after the energetic do-si-do.
The caller then called out "promenade home" and the couples made their way back to their original spots around the circle.
After the allemande left, the couples began to promenade around the circle once again, this time to the music of a lively fiddle tune.

A formal ball held for a school class toward the end of the academic year.

Nouns denoting natural events.

The students were excited to walk through the crowded hallways on the night of the junior promenade.
Every year, the senior class hosts a grand promenade at a luxurious venue with a live orchestra.
As the evening drew to a close, the attendees took to the dance floor for the final waltz of the promenade.
A highlight of the promenade was the announcement of the senior class royalty, which included the king, queen, and their court.
Following the traditional photo session, the guests made their way to the dining area for the promenade reception.

A march of all the guests at the opening of a formal dance.

Nouns denoting acts or actions.

The guests began to assemble in the grand ballroom for the evening's promenade, marking the official start of the charity gala.
As the orchestra played the opening notes of the waltz, the couples lined up for the promenade, their formal attire glimmering under the chandeliers.
The promenade was a grand tradition at the annual ball, with all the guests participating in a stately procession through the reception hall.
With the lights dimmed and the music swelling, the promenade commenced, the guests marching around the dance floor in a dignified parade.
The night's festivities kicked off with a promenade, as the formally attired guests made their way around the ballroom in a mannered procession.