English
processionwise
From procession + -wise.
Formed from procession + -wise
Proto-Italic *kezdō
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Latin prōcēdō ‘to proceed, advance’
Latin prōcessiō ‘a marching forward, an advance, in Late Latin…’
Old French pourciession
Middle English processioun
English procession
Today it means
adv In the manner of a procession; walking one after the other.
Sources
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