Rites is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RITES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• RITE, a ceremonial act or procedure
• a religious or other solemn ceremony or act
• a body of customary observances characteristic of a Church or a part of it
• a social custom, practice, or conventional act

Words related to RITES

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Words that contain RITES

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How to use RITES in a sentence

• The Christians would naturally desire to separate themselves in burial from the heathen, and to avoid everything having the semblance of pagan rites.
• Time goes on crutches till love have all his rites.
• The following morning, after participating in the funeral rites over the lamented dead, Mr.
• Although they are Mohammedans, they practice several ancient Jewish rites.
• The priests and conspirators told the native soldiers that it was only a step toward the abolition of all their rites and customs.
• It is likely that every religion in the world has used words or practised rites in one age, which have become distasteful or repugnant to another.
• You shall keep them at home, with laughter and song and rites of love.
• He did not destroy heathen temples nor forbid heathen rites, but he did everything to favor the Christians and make Christian laws.
• He also granted a truce of twelve days for funeral rites in honor of Hector.
• The archbishop of Paris refused the rites of burial to the body.
• There were popular deities and rites to which the Brahmans were not opposed and which they countenanced when it suited them.
• For it was not possible for them to worship God in their accustomed way, but they were excluded both from all sacraments and from all sacred rites.
• In this case his relations bury him as they would a dead buffalo, refusing to admit the corpse into their house, or to perform any funeral rites.
• In Tro-Cortesianus 35b, 36b, 37a, 37b, the pages showing the rites of the four years, the dog appears in various attitudes.
• A week later, on the forty-ninth day, the funeral rites would cease.
• The union of the traditions and rites of the Oriental religions, viewed as mysteries, with the spirit of Greek philosophy is the characteristic of the epoch.
• He stood by, solemnly, while the final sad rites were being performed, and lingered even after all was over.
• From this we can understand the meaning and object of ancestral rites.
• Meanwhile the mythology of the God has often, in or out of the rites, nothing rational about it.
• On the following day at noon, he received the last rites of the church.
• When its perfume rises, the shrines of the past are unveiled, and the magical rites of reminiscence begin.
• You afterward spoke of additional rites or performances that either should or could be effected.
• The rites of the Roman and Eastern Churches have borrowed much from pagan ceremonial but still they have not wholly departed from the traditions of the synagogue.
• But it was not even pretended that these rites commenced at the time when the things which they commemorate were said to have happened.
• Messengers are sent on long journeys for sacred water, pine boughs, and other special objects for these rites.

Similar words containing RITE without suffix s

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