Promenade

/ˌprɒməˈnɑːd/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A leisurely walk, usually in a public place, for pleasure or display.

They enjoyed a romantic promenade along the beach at sunset.

A public space for walking or strolling.

The city's promenade was bustling with people during the summer festival.

A formal dance or gathering of people, often for socializing.

The high school prom was a grand promenade where everyone dressed to impress.

verb

To take a leisurely walk.

Every evening, they promenade through the park, enjoying the fresh air.

To display or show off in a public setting.

He promenaded his new suit at the gala, turning heads as he walked by.

French 'promenade' meaning 'a walk' or 'stroll'.

promenade deck

The deck of a ship where people walk.

take a promenade

To go for a leisurely walk, especially in public.

promenade concert

An outdoor concert in a public space, often during the summer.

stroll

A short, leisurely walk.

walkway

A path or track suitable for walking.

boulevard

A wide street in a city, often lined with trees.

To show off while walking, often seen in a casual manner.

He was just promenading down the street, acting like he owned the place.

To casually walk around, often used in a social context.

We were just promenading around the mall, catching up on life.