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Meanings of ceremony in English
Usage of ceremony in English
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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.
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At the ground-breaking ceremony, Slim said he had not seen investment affected.
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Undersecretary of State Nicholas Burns attend a signing ceremony in Jerusalem today.
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Then we'll repeat the ceremony later with family and friends in April.
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A separate ceremony for men had taken place just two days before.
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The Paralympic Games opening ceremony takes place in London on 29 August.
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The wedding ceremony takes place at 11pm New Zealand time on Saturday.
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I hope you all had a CRACKing good time watching the ceremony.
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It was not immediately clear on which day the ceremony took place.
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But this year's ceremony arrived amid recent criticism over its voting process.
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So I think you're right, Gus won't stand on ceremony for long.
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No funeral, social occasion, party function or public ceremony saw him absent.
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Ceremony through the time
Ceremony across language varieties
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
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