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Meanings of ceremonies in anglès
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Examples for "ceremony"
Examples for "ceremony"
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Homeopathy is, for example, a perfect example of the value in ceremony.
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A ceremony was held to remember the victims of the Taliban attack.
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She said a ceremony was held today to mark the programme's end.
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Twelve people representing victims of violence joined Queen Elizabeth in the ceremony.
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If they change direction, the opening ceremony air could be relatively clear.
Usage of ceremonies in anglès
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Details were released when the parties held signing ceremonies at Parliament today.
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The government in mid-March banned mass gatherings including religious ceremonies and vigils.
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However in this remote region, ceremonies such as Sapana still hold sway.
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The ceremonies to be performed in visiting the mosque are the following:-1.
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Similar naturalization ceremonies for active-duty military personnel were held throughout the country.
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Part of the job of being Lead Physician is attending major ceremonies.
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We'd resumed walking, and now we were right outside the ceremonies room.
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The ceremonies over, all the rites observed, I set about taking power.
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Describes the ceremonies accompanying her opening of a new session of Parliament.
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The Omaha had special ceremonies for the preparation of the central object.
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In India the black horse was sacrificed at rain-getting and fertility ceremonies.
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I must say the Sempitern does know how to time his ceremonies.
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This was one of their small ceremonies: the shared glass of wine.
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The law of right is rigid; that of external ceremonies is flexible.
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The evidence of inference from the form of capture in bridal ceremonies.
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The greatest difficulty is in making them observe the ceremonies of marriage.
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Ceremonies through the time
Ceremonies across language varieties
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
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