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Meanings of ceremonial in English
Usage of ceremonial in English
1
But the family meal should continue to be a ceremonial, sacred time.
2
Huge, ceremonial belts many feet long might signify important events or treaties.
3
The perfect serving of it is a ceremonial in the grand manner.
4
The sentries' boots dull with cold; their ceremonial breastplates turn to tin.
5
Innocent defined the most sacred ceremonial act of Christianity as true God-eating.
6
My sisters performed their ceremonial roles with a great deal more poise.
7
The main figures in the ceremonial came in formally through one gap.
8
He also suggested the ceremonial be moved to Albuquerque in the future.
9
He certainly respects the nation's president, but their relationship is largely ceremonial.
10
Evidence of ceremonial reburial practices has been reported for many ancient societies.
11
I had no idea you cultivated such ceremonial splendours in your business.
12
The first ceremonial is to light the new fire of the year.
13
We ate in ceremonial silence, and were sunk in our own thoughts.
14
Pauline Law in ceremonial mode during her time as principal Navy Chaplain.
15
The use of fire for ceremonial purposes, for warmth all these things.
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A new difficulty now arose in regard to the ceremonial of surrender.
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Ceremonial through the time
Ceremonial across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common