ceremonialism (Meaning)

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ceremonialism (n.)

Adherence to external rites; fondness for ceremony.

The religious ceremony was steeped in traditional ceremonialism, with elaborate rituals and prayers.
Some critics argue that the organization's focus on ceremonialism detracts from its core mission.
The diplomatic event was marked by formal ceremonialism, including the exchange of gifts and official speeches.
The academic convocation was criticized for its excessive ceremonialism, overshadowing the achievements of the graduates.
The tribal culture places great importance on ceremonialism, with ceremonies marking important life events.
In some cultures, ceremonialism is deeply intertwined with everyday life, influencing social interactions and customs.
The political leader's emphasis on ceremonialism was seen as an attempt to project authority and legitimacy.
The funeral service was conducted with solemn ceremonialism, honoring the life of the deceased.
The military parade was a display of precision and ceremonialism, showcasing the strength and discipline of the armed forces.
The court proceedings were marked by strict ceremonialism, adhering to centuries-old traditions and protocols.

Adherence to external rites; fondness for ceremony.

official,formal, conventional, ceremonious, ritual, orthodox, polite, routine, proper,regular

casual,informal, unconventional, irregular, unconventional, informal, irregular, casual, unorthodox, unorthodox

The religious ceremony was steeped in traditional ceremonialism, with elaborate rituals and prayers.

Some critics argue that the organization's focus on ceremonialism detracts from its core mission.

The diplomatic event was marked by formal ceremonialism, including the exchange of gifts and official speeches.

The academic convocation was criticized for its excessive ceremonialism, overshadowing the achievements of the graduates.