ceremonial

He represented the earthly pomp and show of Christianity, wore the ceremonial vestments.

There was a constant tendency to make the ceremonial cover up moral and spiritual lapses.

It is, however, clear that the arch form here indicates a ceremonial, and not the taking of a prisoner.

It is indulged in on nearly all occasions of social and ceremonial celebrations.

During the days of ceremonial impurity the man is treated as other Hindus treat their women on such occasions.

For the telephone, common as it now is, is still associated with ceremonial.

It is not a mere formal, ceremonial Christianity that will ever make people happy.

The ceremonial objects are placed in the trees for four or five days, and then put into a basket which is hung in some cave.

This discovery led to further investigation, which showed that certain irregularities had likewise crept into the ceremonial.

The ceremonial of the wedding is conducted exactly according to Cecil's statement.