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comitiva

retinue

noun koh-mee-TEE-bah Rare

Also means

entourage

Usage Note

Comitiva denotes the group of people accompanying an important person on a formal occasion: a procession, cortège, or official entourage. It is used in journalistic and formal registers; in everyday speech séquito or acompañamiento may appear. The word is always used as a collective noun and does not typically pluralize in practice.

Examples

"La comitiva del presidente llegó al aeropuerto."

Natural Translation

The president's entourage arrived at the airport.

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