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Meanings of ritual in English
Usage of ritual in English
1
One should approach one's typewriter with certain ritual questions and body language.
2
She made no answer; the ritual was repeated, and still no answer.
3
The ritual set his mind free to consider what he had learned.
4
I suppose you have some good reason for interrupting my morning ritual?
5
His murderous pursuit was but a ritual, and the religion in question?
6
There really is something grand in the ritual of burning the dead.
7
Their part in a brutal fraternity hazing ritual cost them their freedom.
8
The yearly ritual, of course, is partly a marketing vehicle for them.
9
There are many ways to cleanse your ritual space of negative energy.
10
The result of the ritual is a feeling of peace and calm.
11
Every Monday evening an interesting ritual takes place in our sitting room.
12
I know the sharing of food ritual has significance to your kind.
13
This ritual of affection was crude and unadorned; but it was real.
14
A comforting ritual, intended to confirm his absolute freedom to move on.
15
The ritual of the Church must be the expression of her life.
16
Indeed, many of these deity forms have been incorporated into Wiccan ritual.
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Ritual across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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Australia
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