ceremonious in Italian
ceremonious in Italian is cerimonioso — ceremonious means done in the proper formal way, following the usual customs or rules for an occasion.
ceremonious in Italian
cerimonioso
According to the required or usual ceremonies, formalities, or rituals; specifically (Christianity, obsolete) , to ceremonial laws in the Bible.
What does "ceremonious" mean?
- adj Done in the proper formal way, following the usual customs or rules for an occasion.
- adj Full of elaborate formality, in a way that can seem showy.
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adj Describes someone who likes formal customs and always follows polite rules exactly.
"Ancient and oriental cultures are in many ways more conventional, more ceremonious, and more courteous than our own."
- adj Relating to, or used in, a formal ceremony or rite.
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- Ancient and oriental cultures are in many ways more conventional, more ceremonious, and more courteous than our own.
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What is "ceremonious" in Italian?
"ceremonious" in Italian is cerimonioso. ceremonious means: Done in the proper formal way, following the usual customs or rules for an occasion.
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