Ceremoniousness - Law Dictionary Search Results
Ceremonial
Relating to ceremony or external rite ritual according to the forms of established rites
Ceremoniously
In a ceremonious way
Ceremony
of affairs of state and the celebration of notable events as the ceremony of crowning a sovereign the ceremonies observed in consecrating a church marriage and baptismal ceremonies
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Ceremonially
According to rites and ceremonies as a person ceremonially unclean
Ceremonious
Consisting of outward forms and rites ceremonial In this sense ceremonial is now preferred
Ceremonialness
Quality of being ceremonial
Ceremonialism
Adherence to external rites fondness for ceremony
Ceremoniousness
Matched in: Term Ceremoniousness
Ablution
Ablution. Ceremonial washing. In ecclesiastical law the ceremonial washing of the chalice and paten after the consumption and the drinking
groundbreaking
The ceremonial breaking of the ground to formally begin a construction project It is sometimes carried out by an official
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