pageantry
ˈpeɪdʒəntri
Definition
The elaborate, traditional ceremonies, colorful spectacles, and rituals associated with a significant public event.
Etymology
Originating from the Middle English word 'pagenten,' it traces back to the Medieval Latin 'pagina,' which referred to the stage or scaffold used for plays. It evolved to describe the ornate displays and processions featured on those stages before taking on its modern meaning of grand, colorful public ceremony.
In the news
In this article, the word describes the vibrant atmosphere and traditional rituals of college football games that the digital game aims to recreate. It highlights how the video game captures the 'spectacle' of the sport to make the player feel immersed in the live experience.
Step Into the Modern Era in EA SPORTS College Football 27 with EA Play
Read the full article ↗XBOX Wire