Synonyms for marching
march·ing

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1. march, marchingnoun

   the act of marching; walking with regular steps (especially in a procession of some kind)

   "it was a long march"; "we heard the sound of marching"

   Synonyms:
   marchland, marching music, border district, march, borderland

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1. List of paraphrases for "marching":

   walking

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1. Joe Kennedy:

   A government that struggles to keep itself open. Russia knee-deep in our democracy. An all-out war on environmental protection. A Justice Department rolling back civil rights by the day. Hatred and supremacy proudly marching in our streets. Bullets tearing through our classrooms, concerts, and congregations. Targeting our safest, sacred places, and that nagging, sinking feeling, no matter your political beliefs: This is not right. This is not who we are.

2. Ran Carthon:

   John and Kyle are aligned and have a clear vision of what they want from players at every position, then, now us as scouts, we can just go out and identify that. That’s the big thing that I’ve learned probably the most. That’s not to take away from any of the other organizations. Just having a clear line vision between the GM and his staff and the head coach and his staff. That allows us to have our marching orders and allows us to just go out and hunt for those players.

3. Jason Miyares:

   The great irony we’re facing right now is, in my mother’s homeland in Cuba, you have people marching in the streets of Havana waving the American flag, but then you have people here that are essentially saying that flag isn't worth standing for, that flag isn't worth holding your hand over your heart for. And we can't survive as a nation if we're having that mentality.

4. David Kronmiller:

   Bernie Sanders has led throughout his entire 40+ career, getting arrested for protesting segregation, marching with MLK, standing up for gay rights on the floor of the House, opposing Clinton-era mandatory minimums and three strikes laws, voting against the Patriot Act and voting against the Iraq war, the Iraq war vote was a 'hard choice' for Hillary, but for Bernie it was an easy no. Something Bernie and Barack both agree on. That's the type of leadership that will lift the country up.

5. Ceil Folz:

   We wanted to put our U.S. brand on these championships so we thought we would treat them a little bit more like we treat our other big sports, like football, we have an official cheerleading squad and at our opening ceremonies we had a marching band and an' a cappella' group.