Ceremonious is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CEREMONIOUS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• devoted to forms and ceremony
• excessively polite; punctilious
• relating or appropriate to grand and formal occasions
• Consisting of outward forms and rites; ceremonial. [In this sense ceremonial is now preferred.]
• According to prescribed or customary rules and forms; devoted to forms and ceremonies; formally respectful; punctilious.
• characterized by pomp and ceremony and stately display
• rigidly formal or bound by convention

Words related to CEREMONIOUS

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How to use CEREMONIOUS in a sentence

• Another herb called samotis, which they imagined had a virtue to prevent diseases among cattle, they were very ceremonious about gathering.
• They rejected with contempt the ceremonious homage which other sects substituted for the pure worship of the soul.
• The Brigadier paid a ceremonious visit to the Khan on the following morning, and once more the Khan expounded his views as to the education of his son.
• He is not under accusation, and, were he to return, he would not find the laws quite so ceremonious here as in England.
• Among others he thus addressed Bassompierre, who replied only by a low and ceremonious salutation.
• The result of his observations he communicated to his mother, and in consequence, he was the bearer of a most civil and ceremonious message from Mrs.
• Cora came in and greeted Rose with ceremonious politeness, having resolved, at length, to treat Mrs.
• He saw Rodney bend over her hand and kiss it after his usual ceremonious manner.
• He faced the king fairly and made no search after ceremonious words.
• As she passed la Peyrade she made him a very ceremonious bow.
• The ceremonious visits, which are generally paid on such occasions, are not my talent.
• I wish to see you, and as in a few weeks I shall probably again leave England, I will not be too delicate and ceremonious and so let the present opportunity pass.
• The etiquette of salutation in the Caucasus is extremely elaborate and ceremonious.
• He remained in the valley about two hours, during which time he had a ceremonious interview with the king.
• After he got back, however, I got a formal and ceremonious letter, in which he said that, having been employed by Mr.
• Yei-Sei is also credited with introducing the Chinese custom of ceremonious tea-drinking.
• In the presence of death the American remembers that men are born equal, and forgets the ceremonious observance of military courtesies.
• As he drew near he bowed and performed certain peculiar movements, apparently of a ceremonious nature.
• The negroes here are excessively polite and ceremonious, especially to those advanced in years.
• Aged fifty or so, he was a portly and ceremonious man with an official gait.
• I felt no occasion to be ceremonious with them, for I had frequently given them to understand that we did not wish their company.
• At more ceremonious banquets the servants were preceded by music, or their approach from the kitchen to the hall was proclaimed by sound of trumpets.
• Opening it, he bowed her through with a ceremony conspicuous even in their ceremonious relations.
• The two men passed through the doors into the great library whilst Thresk took a more ceremonious leave of Mrs.
• Waving each other a ceremonious adieu the two leaders were left no wiser than before.
• The final separation between these two men, each so self-willed and confident in his own strength, was not to be completed by ceremonious discussions on constitutional forms.
• Singular amusement for a young lad! My aunt, the Marquise de Listomere, was a great lady, of ceremonious habits, who would never have dreamed of offering me money.
• The long words and ceremonious phrases suited her extremely well.
• However, I gave the blackened brass knocker a ceremonious rap or two, and I could have told by the sound of it, if in no other way, that there was nobody at home.
• The etiquette for the toilet is not very strict, but it is, however, in good taste to appear dressed as for a ceremonious call.
• In consequence, therefore, of the omission of such ceremonious practices, his mind has never been made to bend on the approach of superior rank.
• Fairland rose languidly from her chair to receive the governess, and gave her a ceremonious, and to Agnes a most chilling greeting.
• She abandoned upon the instant all intention of being ceremonious and imposing, and only thought how she might atone, to her papa and to Bressant, for her ill-behavior.

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