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Popemobile
[pohp-muh-beel]
noun
Informal.any of various vehicles used to transport the pope when he appears in public, typically equipped with bulletproof glass.
Popemobile
/ ˈəʊ賾əˌː /
noun
a small open-top car used by the Pope to move amongst crowds
Word History and Origins
Origin of Popemobile1
Word History and Origins
Origin of Popemobile1
Example Sentences
Before the Mass, there were cheers from the crowd when the pontiff appeared in his popemobile as it drove around St Peter's Square and down Via della Conciliazione to the river Tiber and back.
Trump praised the Popemobile as his favorite mobile next to Weiner and Bat, but revealed his disdain for holy water.
The popemobile is one of a number of specially converted vehicles allowing the pontiff to greet huge crowds of well-wishers during official visits.
Authorities said 140,000 people had lined the streets, clapping and waving as the hearse - a repurposed white popemobile - crossed the Tiber river and drove past some of Rome's most recognisable sights: the Colosseum, the Forum and the Altare della Patria national monument on Piazza Venezia.
Authorities said 140,000 had lined the streets, clapping and waving as the hearse – a repurposed white popemobile – crossed the Tiber river and drove past some of Rome's most recognisable sights: the Colosseum, the Forum and the Altare della Patria national monument on Piazza Venezia.
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