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ceremonial

adjective as in ritual, formal

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“Now, dinner has become ceremonial to me. It’s so special. It’s a time that we can all sit down and really take a moment. I don’t do that otherwise.”

“Now, dinner has become ceremonial to me. It’s so special. It’s a time that we can all sit down and really take a moment. I don’t do that otherwise.”

Supreme Court justice—donned the ceremonial attire of the Sacred Military Constantinian Order of Saint George upon being granted a knighthood from the monarchical religious-military order.

From Slate

Natalia Bryant — the oldest of Kobe and Vanessa’s four daughters — threw out the ceremonial first pitch at last year’s game, while her little sister, Bianka, 7, did so this year.

Topuria had Real legend Sergio Ramos shadowing him during fight week, with the footballer by his side for the ceremonial weigh-ins before watching his win over Holloway at octagon-side.

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