verb

march

to march, to walk determinedly, to parade

The soldiers marched for twenty miles.

The soldiers marched for twenty miles.

Protesters marched through the city.

Protesters marched through the city.

He marched into the room angrily.

He marched into the room angrily.

((adverb/preposition)) to walk somewhere with regular steps as a group The soldiers marched across the field.

((adverb/preposition)) to walk somewhere quickly and with determination He marched into the room angrily.

Synonyms: walk, stride, parade, tramp.

From Old French 'marchier' meaning 'to stride, walk', possibly from a Frankish root related to 'mark'.

Think of a military band playing music for soldiers to 'march' to. The rhythm helps them keep step.

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