officiary (Meaning)

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officiary (a.)

Of or pertaining to an office or an officer; official.

The officiary conducted the marriage ceremony with solemnity and grace.
The officiary wore a flowing white robe and carried a prayer book.
The officiary recited the vows in a clear and resonant voice.
The officiary pronounced the couple husband and wife, to the cheers of the guests.
The officiary then blessed the newlyweds with a message of love and happiness.
The officiary officiated at the wedding ceremony with his usual dignity and decorum.
The officiary was a bishop who had performed countless marriages over his long career.
The officiary spoke eloquently about the importance of marriage and the commitment it entails.
The officiary's words were a source of comfort and inspiration to the couple and their guests.
The officiary's presence added a sense of occasion to the wedding celebration.

Of or pertaining to an office or an officer; official.

official, civil servant, officeholder, clerk, public servant, mandarin,employee, worker, functionary, bureaucrat

No antonyms found.

The officiary conducted the marriage ceremony with solemnity and grace.

The officiary wore a flowing white robe and carried a prayer book.

The officiary recited the vows in a clear and resonant voice.

The officiary pronounced the couple husband and wife, to the cheers of the guests.