0 past simple and past participle of parade --
1 (of a group) to walk or march somewhere, usually as part of a public celebration: --
The argument that we are creating a new tier of government has been paraded.
The gold reserves have been paraded in a most triumphant manner.
It is undesirable that psychological problems should be paraded on the television screen.
Carradine too claimed a baseball game as his alibi, and his attorneys paraded virtually the same set of character witnesses to swear that he was a good person.
Images of the goddess and other important statues from the temple are paraded through the city roads, accompanied by adepts in trance who receive offerings from the townspeople.
They paraded in the central squares.
They are pleasant to look upon, and thus are paraded as fashionable, beautiful images of the other.
In such ways it was hoped that decrees would be paraded in public and assimilated by attentive spectators.
