Definition for Proceedings:

• In practice. The steps or measures taken in the course of an action, including all that are taken. The proceedings of a suit embrace all matters that occur in its progress judicially. Morewood v. Hollister, 6 N. Y. 320.

Synonyms for Proceedings:

• n.

  •
  • committal,
  • court-martial,
  • court,
  • class action,
  • dissent,
  • action,
  • Records,
  • cause,
  • appeal,
  • account.
  •
  • Apologies,
  • session.
  •
  • process,
  • string,
  • train.
  •account, report of event (noun)
  • annals,
  • archives,
  • documents,
  • business,
  • doings,
  • transactions,
  • matters,
  • affairs.
  •case (noun)
  • evidence.
  •dealings (noun)
  • wire pulling,
  • balls in air,
  • irons in fire.
  •endeavors (noun)
  • contracts,
  • Undertakings,
  • performances,
  • endeavors,
  • approaches,
  • projects,
  • attempts,
  • actions,
  • exploits,
  • deeds,
  • maneuvers,
  • gambits,
  • ventures,
  • purposes,
  • enterprises,
  • jobs,
  • Essays,
  • engagements,
  • productions,
  • assays,
  • adventures,
  • commitments,
  • aims,
  • Efforts.
  •proceeding (noun)
  • proceeding.
  •proceedings (noun)
  • legal proceeding.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • continuum,
  • quorum,
  • cycle,
  • domino effect,
  • spate,
  • merry-go-round,
  • concatenation.
  •
  • drumbeat,
  • motion,
  • minute,
  • docket,
  • pattern,
  • apology,
  • resolution,
  • chain reaction,
  • cascade,
  • agenda.
  •
  • rash,
  • saga,
  • flurry,
  • avalanche,
  • cluster,
  • catalog.
  •
  • trail,
  • flood.
  •
  • chain.
  •
  • line.

Paraphrases for Proceedings:

• Forward Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    proceeding.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    proceeding.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Noun, plural
    lawsuits, interventions, trials.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    procedural.
  • Proper noun, singular
    complaints, convictions, Efforts, initiatives, instruments, assignments, Guidelines, Crimes, departments, Duties, results, workers, Photos, challenges, Its, procedural.
  • Noun, plural
    considerations, preparations, interrogations, dossiers, decisions, principles, recordings, disciplines, presentations, persecutions, Pleadings, systems, witnesses, verdicts, practices, orders, Negotiations, recourses, Consultations, purposes, grievances, endeavours, precautions, infringements, spheres, Exercises, specifications, representations, resolutions, techniques, Filings, Summaries, litigants, stages, responsibilities, notices, accusations, programmers, opinions, dialogues, complainants, enquiries, conclusions, outputs, creditors, agreements, allegations, observations, interactions, inspections, sectors, arrangements, photocopiers, organisations, interests, executions, factors, proposals, Regulations, applications, plaintiffs, closures, briefings, Persons, products, commissions, rulings, disagreements, renovations, issues, countermeasures, Constituencies, Standards, Industries, crossings, incidents, panels, gatherings, conventions, situations, compilations, exceptions, performances, participants, safeguards, sanctions, Evaluations, Publications, campaigns, trends, committees, routines, Businesses, Contingencies, Clients, methodologies, contributions, Criteria, collections, requirements, directors, Referrals, Delays, upgrades, Occupations, juveniles, structures, sources, updates, certificates, Undertakings, improvements, arguments, pretexts, Organizations, centers, councils, Surveys, elections, speeches, encounters, institutions, Assemblies, doors, settings, consequences, streams, submissions, MINERS, contracts, uses, materials, Schedules, aspects, demarches, candidates, expenses, sides, perpetrators, responses, approaches, Charges, Gestures, regimes, experts, readings, Measurements, chases, Securities, alternatives, holders, Operators, regulators, stakeholders, circles, individuals, reforms, tasks, echelons, options, contexts, conflicts, Capacities, positions, schemes, Associations, assessments, burdens, assumptions, segments, rounds, merits, deadlines, objectives, notes, Paths, degrees, Languages, levels, functions, violations, Tracks, reasons, checks, views, revenues, demands, pipelines, routes, obligations, Possibilities, Goals, Governments, leads, Ones, Entities, LANES, invitations, subjects, targets, exchanges, aims, pieces, Adjustments, Drills, comments, homes, abuses, Arenas, Branches, kinds, sets, items, modalities, attacks, venues, platforms, statements, waterways, lasts, players, PATHWAYS, Movements, attempts, avenues, media, months, Vehicles, Stories, Areas, places, officers, cars, Foundations, Facilities, visits, Fees, agents, Trees, powers, remarks, controls, tools, Realities, types, Parties, deals, Forms, Achievements, facts, texts, actors, Classes, Studies, books, officials, paragraphs, Equities, offices, goods, states, calls, units, returns, complaints, LINEs, Efforts, initiatives, instruments, assignments, Guidelines, Crimes, departments, Duties, results, workers, challenges, workings, dealings, proceeds, courses.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    procedural.
  • Verb, past tense
    Carried, attended, Referred, Submitted, heard, Did, Acted, completed, procedures.
  • Verb, past participle
    Prosecuted, Undertaken, pursued, Followed, Carried, Introduced, Consulted, involved, Filed, handled, detailed, Sued, Referred, agreed, Dealt, charged, tightened, laid, done, Brought, punished, tried, taken, started.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    occurs, follows, regards, routines, applies, takes, states, challenges, procedures.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    procedures.
  • Proper noun, plural
    procedures.
  • Proper noun, singular
    processes, prosecution, prosecutions, Litigations, trials, procedures, litigation.
  • Noun, plural
    prosecutors, courts, debriefings, processes, prosecutions, Litigations, procedures.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    litigation.
  • Adverb
    procedures.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    processes.

Proceedings Sentence Examples:

• The proceedings may be witnessed by any person who takes the trouble to visit the place and has the patience to wait for the arrival of a body.

• " I shall never come back," he said, taking leave; " I cannot stand the sight of your mad proceedings any longer."