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Meanings of rite in English
Usage of rite in English
1
The young men stay at home, waiting for the morning's initiation rite.
2
The note of permanency in the chronic rite of disinheritance was startling.
3
The rite is an acted parable; the parable is a spoken rite.
4
Evelyn grew more interested; the rite was full of a penetrating mystery.
5
The exchange of that promise is the central focus of the rite.
6
Making a maiden speech is a rite of passage for new MPs.
7
The annual rite of spring known as March Madness commences Thursday afternoon.
8
The rite of confirmation is closely connected with the baptism of children.
9
The rite aims both at pleasing and at coercing the mythical snake.
10
Wrecking is seen as almost a rite of passage of Onewheel ownership.
11
In a letter to Dr. Ryland he thus describes the horrid rite:-
12
The Master said, Thou lovest the sheep, Tz'u: I love the rite.
13
We are just returned from the solemnization of the last mournful rite.
14
There was a double process in the cleansing rite, restoring to each.
15
I've finally completed a cultural rite of passage: I watched Star Wars.
16
Was she planning to use him in some kind of cultish rite?
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Translations for rite
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Rite across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common