Ceremoniously is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CEREMONIOUSLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In a ceremonious way.
ADVERB:
• CEREMONIOUS, devoted to forms and ceremony
• in a ceremonious manner
ADJECTIVE:
• excessively polite; punctilious
• relating or appropriate to grand and formal occasions

Words related to CEREMONIOUSLY

ceremonious15

Words that contain CEREMONIOUSLY

unceremoniously22

How to use CEREMONIOUSLY in a sentence

• Clem, in his most formal dress, received me ceremoniously at the door, his look betraying only the faintest, formalest acknowledgment of having ever encountered mine before.
• First Mathieu and Marianne, still arm in arm, went ceremoniously to seat themselves in the centre with their backs towards the trunk of the great tree.
• Men bowed ceremoniously, and addressed as strangers ladies with whom they spent every evening.
• The countess received him ceremoniously, and maintained the conversation in frigid tones.
• He delivered himself of his mission ceremoniously, and was never attacked.
• There followed a process which reduced me to a giggling heap but which Von Gerhard carried out ceremoniously.
• Then he ceremoniously offered her his arm, and led her out of the dining-room into the hall.
• The man ceremoniously pulled out a chair for him, then lifted the towel from the tray and hung it over his arm.
• The Master might be observed drinking elaborately, ceremoniously with some guest.
• They drank ceremoniously, and then seated themselves at the table.
• Here a tent was erected ceremoniously, and the priest began his prayers, which were accompanied by the launching of a small boat, containing figures representing human images.
• He never looked at Lena again, nor lifted his eyes as he ceremoniously tipped his hat when he happened to meet her on the sidewalk.
• All this company, so freshly dressed, so ceremoniously served, so utterly unconscious of her presence, embarrassed her a little.
• However, I merely bowed somewhat ceremoniously in silence, and availed myself of the opportunity in the next room to double my bill, which was paid without demur.
• She said no word, and he merely lifted his hat ceremoniously and once more bent his eyes on his book.
• As they ascended the step he rose ceremoniously to greet them and indicated some chairs near him which had been placed in anticipation of their coming.
• He is then coldly received, and ceremoniously feasted.
• Marie, restored to good humor, came out to greet them, and both men bowed ceremoniously over her hand, clicking their heels together and bowing from the waist.
• Bryany, ceremoniously attired, was received by a sort of jolly king who happened to be trimming his beard in the royal bathroom but who was too good-natured to keep Mr.
• He took her hand and led her ceremoniously to the head of the table, motioning to her to be seated.
• Respectable people take their stand more ceremoniously than the common crowd, and talk business piously.
• Maldon ceremoniously accompanied her trustee as far as the sitting-room door, where she recommended him to the careful attention of Rachel.
• His childhood had been rather ceremoniously religious, for his step-uncle, the Lieutenant-General, was a great defender of Christianity as well as of the British Empire.
• It is earnestly to be hoped that at least equal care is taken of the memorials in burial-grounds which are less ceremoniously closed.
• The Clerk received it ceremoniously, and then sat down.
• The party was very ceremoniously received by Chief Cameahwait, and all hands began to explain to the white men the difficulties of the situation.
• Emanuel took a cup and saucer in one hand and the plate of bread and butter in the other, and ceremoniously approached Sarah Swetnam.
• This word rightly means to make solemn, not to perform, or celebrate, ceremoniously something already solemn, as a marriage, or a mass.
• The first of these, of course, was the laying of the foundation stone, which was done ceremoniously, with all the honours.
• Then he bowed ceremoniously, and was gone, carrying the parcel under his arm.
• A valet entered with a dignified air and ceremoniously announced that breakfast was served.
• Here, ceremoniously, he fell back, walked around behind her and came up on the outside.
• With solemn joy he ceremoniously shook hands with Jimmy.

Similar words containing CEREMONIOUS without suffix ly

ceremonious15 unceremonious17 ceremoniousness19 unceremoniously22 unceremoniousne19 unceremoniousness21 ceremoniousnesses21 unceremoniousnesses23

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