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Meanings of commemoration in anglès
The recital, within the Liturgy of the Hours or the Mass of one celebration, of part of another celebration that is generally of lower rank and impeded because of a coincidence of date.
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It's also a great time for us as our new year's commemoration.
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The coming year promises to be one of theatrical commemoration and celebration.
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A dissident republican Easter commemoration in Derry passed off without incident today.
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Soon we'll see exactly what alternative vision for the commemoration we're getting.
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The official commemoration of the first world war focused mainly on men.
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He also struck medals in commemoration of the defeat of the Florentines.
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The day that is kept in commemoration of the birth of Christ.
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Mr Bertie Ahern had suggested there should be an inclusive State commemoration.
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Mr Ahern was launching the Government's 1798 commemoration programme in Dublin yesterday.
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A commemoration event is being held in Melbourne for them next week.
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It was his first time at the annual commemoration since taking office.
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Was there room for the commemoration of both, I asked Mr Tung?
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But in them there is made a commemoration of sins every year:
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Ihapera Estepa wanted to be with her community to mark the commemoration.
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That he deserves grateful commemoration in Oregon and Washington is beyond dispute.
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The four day commemoration in Albany tonight begins with a sunset ceremony.
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Translations for commemoration
portuguès
Commemoration through the time
Commemoration across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
Rare
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