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ritual
noun as in ceremony, tradition
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act, custom, formality, habit, liturgy, observance, practice, procedure, rite, routine, stereotype
Strong matches
ceremonial, communion, convention, form, ordinance, prescription, protocol, Sacrament, service, solemnity, usage
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Example Sentences
"Adverts have become part of the ritual surrounding Christmas," Prof Helen Wheatley, a historian of television, told BBC News.
The ritual Democratic self-flagellation is calming down a bit as most people finally take a breath and recognize that while the result was a terrible disappointment it was anything but a landslide for Donald Trump, nor was it a crushing rebuke of the Democrats.
They taught the cast how to sit and hold themselves, how to move and how to do the rituals, which Rossellini says was essential because the “ritual is the frame that holds the mystery” of the church’s beliefs.
I asked several of my friends who are psychologists about my ritual.
My ritual for after Suppa Club is going to Fukagawa, which is a Japanese breakfast place in Gardena.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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