Ceremonials is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CEREMONIALS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• CEREMONIAL, a ceremonial act, action, or system
ADJECTIVE:
• relating to or used for formal religious or public events
• (of a post or role) conferring or involving only nominal authority or power
• a rite or ceremony
• the system of rules and procedures to be observed at a formal or religious occasion
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• marked by, involved in, or belonging to ceremony; stressing careful attention to form and detail

Words related to CEREMONIALS

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How to use CEREMONIALS in a sentence

• But he made them all obsequious courtiers, exacted from all an idolatrous homage, and subjected them to wearisome ceremonials.
• The ceremonials of a man-of-war, some of which have been described in the preceding chapter, may merit a reflection or two.
• He instituted civil laws for their government, and imparted to them the proper ceremonials of religious worship.
• England, so they say, is really a republic that prefers to pay for the luxury of a king for its grand ceremonials.
• Hence there were no ancient festivals and public and private sacrifices and impressive ceremonials to kindle their religious feelings and to keep alive their national faith.
• In their ceremonials they much resemble the howling Dervishes of the Moslems, whom they far surpass in fanaticism.
• If she accepts she passes through both ceremonials described.
• She is of course forever afterwards debarred from joining in the ceremonials, but she is permitted to live among her people with no other punishment than their indignation.
• In every land where he had sojourned, the superstitions and ceremonials that attended it were subjects of interest to him.
• On the stairs are historical Venetian scenes of fires, fights, and ceremonials which we shall find in more abundance at the Querini Stampalia.
• The deer plays a large part in the Maya ceremonials.
• This mode of thinking forms the basis for many magic ceremonials.
• Other significant elements of the fete of the ass and similar ceremonials were the singing of choruses by the populace and dancing.
• The first two days of the trial were occupied in the arrangement of ceremonials.
• But now, as they represented the person of the king, they thought it necessary to preserve the dignity of their station by the practice of high and gorgeous ceremonials.
• In the winter the place is usually abandoned, the few families occupying it during the farming months returning to Oraibi for the season of festivities and ceremonials.
• What the special peculiarities and ceremonials of initiation into the second degree may have been in former times, it is impossible to ascertain at this late day.
• The ceremonials of the palace were much improved by him.
• Lloyd to believe she would require any introductory ceremonials.
• Masonry, multiplication of Degrees and additional ceremonials in, 326-u.
• But when the collections of hymns were being handed down from generation to generation the ceremonials became more and more complicated.
• This is indeed a distinct advancement of the claims of speculation or meditation over the actual performance of the complicated ceremonials of sacrifice.
• Half of the Celtic, pagan, or Middle-Age ceremonials that I saw in full vigor in my childhood, have already been done away with.
• To us there had been no incongruity in the funeral ceremonials and burial.
• Out of the simple organization and customs of these guilds grew the elaborate organization and ceremonials of later universities.
• At ten in the morning the market place was thrown open, and some gentlemen who were appointed on the occasion, took the management of the ceremonials.
• But now, as they represented the person of the king, they thought it necessary to preserve the dignity of their station, by the practice of high and gorgeous ceremonials.
• There is besides a lamentable want of grit and substance about the Christian doctrines and ceremonials.
• It was the custom to attend the ceremonials of the amphitheatre in festive robes, and Arbaces arrayed himself that day with more than usual care.
• Peter, however, insisted upon laying aside all the ceremonials of royalty, and, as a private person, held an interview with the Emperor Leopold.
• But the Quakers, as will be shown in this volume, consider these ordinances in a spiritual light, admitting no ceremonials in so pure a system as that of the Christian religion.
• Even among primitive peoples music is an important feature of religious ceremonials.
• He is a vocal bulletin board and the local newspaper, but his news is principally of a religious nature, such as the announcement of ceremonials.
• The social order of the people is established and maintained by way of tribal ceremonials.

Similar words containing CEREMONIAL without suffix s

ceremonial14 ceremonially19 ceremonialism19 ceremonialist17 ceremonialisms20 ceremonialists18

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