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trooping
This term is most frequently encountered in the specific context of military tradition, particularly regarding the British Army's ceremonial parades. It carries a connotation of rigid discipline, formality, and historical continuity, rather than the casual movement of a crowd.
As a gerund acting as a noun, it describes the process of a collective movement. While the root verb "troop" can be used more broadly, the noun form "trooping" is heavily associated with official state rituals and the display of military prestige.
Meanings
Examples
The annual trooping of the colour is a highlight of the royal calendar.
I can hear the rhythmic trooping of soldiers in the distance.
The constant trooping of tourists through the ruins has worn down the stone.
Look at all that trooping going on in the courtyard.
The general watched the disciplined trooping of his men across the field.
There was a sense of solemnity in the slow trooping of the funeral procession.
Why is there so much trooping around the lobby today?
The trooping of the guard began exactly at ten o clock.