ceremonial in Latin
ceremonial in Latin is caerimonialis, caerimonia — ceremonial means relating to or used in a formal ceremony.
ceremonial in Latin
caerimonialis
Of, relating to, consisting of, or used in a ceremony.
caerimonia
A ceremony, or series of ceremonies, prescribed by ritual.
What does "ceremonial" mean?
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adj Relating to or used in a formal ceremony.
"“You must swear it. By Adamcos,” said Catweazle, drawing his ceremonial knife. “Crumbs! What's that?” asked Carrot, very taken with the knife."
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noun A formal ritual or set procedure used on official occasions.
"The opening ceremonial included a traditional dance."
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ceremonial in a sentence
- “You must swear it. By Adamcos,” said Catweazle, drawing his ceremonial knife. “Crumbs! What's that?” asked Carrot, very taken with the knife.
- Philomena Guinea's black Cadillac eased through the tight, five o'clock traffic like a ceremonial car.
- The opening ceremonial included a traditional dance.
- The ceremonial of the royal opening of parliament is full of ancient customs.
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What is "ceremonial" in Latin?
"ceremonial" in Latin is caerimonialis, caerimonia. ceremonial means: Relating to or used in a formal ceremony.
Are there other ways to say "ceremonial" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "ceremonial": caerimonialis, caerimonia.
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