0 related to, used in, or involving a ceremony (= a fixed set of formal acts performed on important social or religious occasions):
1 (a set of) formal acts, often fixed and traditional, performed on important social or religious occasions:
Westminster Abbey is used for ceremonials.
Mounted troopers perform a spectacular piece of ceremonial.
The exhibition consists of more than 400 religious artifacts and ceremonial objects.
The queen, in full ceremonial dress, presided over the ceremony.
There was a ceremonial presentation of the keys to the new library.
The appointments are purely ceremonial, and the positions do not carry any real political power.
There is no code of duty in the New Testament, no ceremonial.
These ancient people developed pottery and basketry, and elaborate ceremonials.
In ceremonials and externals the Elizabethan church retained many features which closely resembled those of the Catholic church.
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儀式, 典禮, 禮節…
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仪式, 典礼, 礼节…
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ceremonial, ritual [masculine], ceremonial [masculine-feminine]…
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solene, de praxe, de gala…
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儀式用の…
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kutlamayla ilgili, törene ilişkin…
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de cérémonie, cérémonial…
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cerimonial…
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