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marchesnoun1pl. of march a region along the dividing line between two countrieswhen it was first built, this castle protected what was then the country's northern march borderlands, borders, frontiers no-man's-lands forward movement in time or placethe march of time advancements, advances, furtherances, goings, headways, onrushes, passages, processes, processions, progresses, progressions currents, drifts, flows, fluxes, streams, waysadvents, approaches, arrivals, comingsbounds, jumps, leaps, steps, stridesimpetuses, momenta(or momentums) recesses, recessions, regresses, regressions, retreats, retrogressions backwashes, ebbs, refluxesretractions, returns, reversals, reversesabout-faces, turnabouts, turnarounds to move along with a steady regular step especially in a groupthe band had to practice for hours to be able to march in perfect step files, paces, parades, strides goose-stepsperambulates, steps, traipses, treadshikes, trampslumbers, plods, stamps, stomps, strides, trudges ambles, meanders, rambles, strolls, wanders to move forward along a coursebleary-eyed commuters marching off to the train station for the morning commute advances, comes, comes along, does, fares, forges, gets along, gets on, goes, goes along, goes off, paces, proceeds, progresses accelerates, fast-forwards, speedsapproaches, nearsjourneys, passes, repairs, runs, travels, wendsactuates, drives, impels, propels, pushestakes out gains ground remains, stands, stays, stops arrests, balks, blocks, checks, detains, halts, hinders, holds back, impedes, nips, obstructs, slows (down or up), stemsrepresses, retards, stunts, suppressesdelays, interrupts, stallscramps, hampers, inhibitsceases, lets up, pausesregresseswaits |