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What is another word for
ceremonial
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▲
Adjective
Relating to or used for formal religious or public events
Characterized by conventional forms of ceremony and behavior
Affectedly proper, or formal, and rather prudish
Holding or constituting a purely formal position or title without any real authority
Pomp and ceremony associated with the monarchy or high levels of government
Habitually done, used or found
Devout and reverential, especially in a religious sense
Graceful and stylish in appearance or manner
Noun
A rite or ceremony
Ceremony and splendid display
… more ▼
▲
Adjective
▲
Relating to or used for formal religious or public events
formal
solemn
ritualistic
stately
official
courtly
dignified
ritual
sacramental
liturgical
traditional
celebratory
august
grand
imposing
lofty
set
ceremonious
bureaucratic
conventional
procedural
routine
liturgic
hieratic
pompous
distinguished
stuffed-shirt
proper
stiff
processional
portentous
reverential
staid
portly
starchy
momentous
important
decorous
stuffy
respectable
“The grand entrance is still used by councillors on
ceremonial
occasions.”
Adjective
▲
Characterized by conventional forms of ceremony and behavior
formal
conventional
ceremonious
orthodox
routine
regular
ritualistic
decorous
traditional
official
proper
punctilious
formalistic
ritual
dignified
established
ceremonialistic
correct
stiff
starchy
nice
stilted
stiff-necked
elegant
prescribed
elaborate
courtly
ornate
stately
set
formulaic
ritualized
US
sacred
ritualised
UK
black-tie
posh
dressy
prim
genteel
staid
sedate
ladylike
comme il faut
de rigueur
au fait
more ❯
“The grand wedding was a
ceremonial
event, as guests followed traditional customs and wore formal attire.”
Adjective
▲
Affectedly proper, or formal, and rather prudish
prim
prudish
proper
puritanical
priggish
prissy
Victorian
starchy
stiff
stuffy
formal
schoolmarmish
conventional
Grundyish
schoolmistressy
moralistic
genteel
straitlaced
governessy
mimsy
decorous
ceremonious
bluenosed
correct
straightlaced
nice
dignified
rigid
demure
straight
polite
fussy
overmodest
snobbish
fastidious
particular
precise
choosy
dapper
meticulous
spruce
upright
strait-laced
niminy-piminy
old-maidish
goody-goody
nice-nelly
prim and proper
po-faced
old-maid
square-toed
blue-nose
nit-picking
square
uptight
sedate
staid
strict
narrow-minded
pompous
conservative
stick-in-the-mud
smug
punctilious
fuddy-duddy
austere
seemly
respectable
sober
puritan
Pecksniffian
narrow
overnice
old-fashioned
precious
stilted
ladylike
moral
tight-laced
of the old school
stiff-necked
decent
sanctimonious
severe
sententious
shockable
fogeyish
censorious
reserved
mannered
solemn
artificial
conforming
self-righteous
self-satisfied
virtuous
holier-than-thou
goody-two-shoes
comme il faut
de rigueur
stodgy
Pharisaic
squeamish
illiberal
starched
pedantic
boring
epicene
dispassionate
stately
deliberate
serious
unctuous
earnest
namby-pamby
overscrupulous
pious
abstinent
PC
impersonal
ascetic
spartan
conformist
abstemious
elegant
humourless
UK
fusty
forced
old-fogeyish
snooty
pretentious
supercilious
self-important
humorless
US
magisterial
important
arrogant
puffy
straight-laced
politically correct
goody two-shoes
forbidding
unnatural
labored
US
laboured
UK
au fait
affected
strained
dry as dust
frigid
unrelaxed
icy
posh
finicky
hair-shirt
pernickety
patronizing
US
patronising
UK
condescending
ostentatious
distingué
befitting
becoming
overparticular
refined
gentlemanly
niggly
la-di-da
fit
right
overcautious
modest
mannerly
suitable
fitting
honourable
UK
orthodox
honorable
US
old-womanish
done
courteous
in line
by the numbers
by the book
meet
comely
well-mannered
frugal
self-denying
self-disciplined
non-indulgent
continent
self-abnegating
temperate
monkish
monastic
restrained
moderate
nunlike
celibate
Spartan
self-restrained
prude
exacting
economical
simple
refraining
self-sacrificing
bourgeois
traditional
traditionalist
suburban
parochial
Pooterish
hermitic
cloistered
chaste
anchoritic
reclusive
solitary
rigorous
stern
eremitic
doctrinal
Biedermeier
dogmatic
button-down
small-town
bien pensant
monklike
disciplined
harsh
mortified
abstaining
ascetical
abstentious
other-worldly
teetotal
sparing
moderating
restricted
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Holding or constituting a purely formal position or title without any real authority
titular
nominal
ostensible
supposed
purported
formal
paper
token
official
theoretical
honorary
puppet
putative
so-called
in name only
in title only
symbolic
named
emblematic
apparent
given
pretended
professed
simple
alleged
mentioned
seeming
suggested
stated
would-be
self-styled
honorific
unofficial
counterfeit
artificial
in name
honoris causa
synthetic
feigned
presumed
reputed
allegedly
itular
soi-disant
self-appointed
self-named
self-titled
inappropriately named
commonly named
wrongly named
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Pomp and ceremony associated with the monarchy or high levels of government
state
governmental
official
public
formal
government
national
imperial
majestic
municipal
royal
stately
state-owned
state-run
domestic
local
home
internal
civic
civil
interior
nationalized
US
nationalised
UK
nationwide
countrywide
community
general
regional
town
city
coast-to-coast
publicly owned
federal
district
social
provincial
neighbourhood
UK
neighborhood
US
communal
comprehensive
overall
inland
widespread
political
village
public-sector
parish
from Land's End to John O'Groats
statewide
public sector
parochial
in-company
in-house
sweeping
interstate
native
neighbothood
indigenous
sovereign
popular
homemade
politic
intramural
mainland
small-town
area
divisional
bounded
parish-pump
territorial
geographical
sectional
constitutional
resident
metropolitan
urban
not international
democratic
government civic
extensive
country
civilian
not foreign
all-embracing
all over the country
across the board
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Habitually done, used or found
traditional
conventional
customary
classic
standard
accustomed
usual
regular
classical
common
habitual
traditionary
accepted
proven
ritual
routine
normal
popular
staid
stereotyped
undistinguished
wonted
prescriptive
ritualistic
set
conformist
fixed
unadventurous
universal
acknowledged
doctrinal
immemorial
prescribed
rooted
sanctioned
widespread
run-of-the-mill
time-honored
time-honoured
tried and tested
tried and true
widely used
taken for granted
formal
orthodox
ceremonious
established
proper
approved
legal
valid
recognized
US
authorized
US
correct
strict
lawful
legitimate
recognised
UK
authorised
UK
bona fide
express
documented
authoritative
methodical
orderly
regimented
explicit
certified
systematic
formulaic
formalistic
ceremonialistic
official
representative
stated
tried and trusted
conservative
bourgeois
traditionalist
decorous
square
stuffy
suburban
narrow-minded
straight
parochial
genteel
stodgy
respectable
puritanical
Pooterish
dogmatic
conforming
Biedermeier
old-fashioned
strait-laced
stick-in-the-mud
button-down
small-town
bien pensant
comme il faut
fuddy-duddy
straight-laced
of the old school
enduring
lasting
long-established
familiar
old
historic
ancestral
ancient
ageless
venerable
long-lived
long-standing
age-old
old-time
abiding
immortal
timeless
folk
respected
memorable
unforgettable
undying
deathless
old-world
aged
hoary
agreed
received
confirmed
early
prevailing
acceptable
general
typical
past
settled
expected
endorsed
understood
stock
admitted
household
prevalent
predominant
antediluvian
anachronistic
going
mainstream
ordinary
fashionable
touted
regulation
mossy
first
creaky
oldie
dated
moldy
US
hoar
mouldy
UK
rusty
clunky
earliest
decrepit
current
preferred
everyday
plain
legit
unopposed
okayed
passed
well-known
time-worn
moth-eaten
old as the hills
old hat
of long ago
as old as the hills
very old
horse and buggy
agreed upon
well worn
bog-standard
in vogue
arrived at
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Devout and reverential, especially in a religious sense
devotional
religious
spiritual
pious
divine
devout
holy
sacred
prayerful
churchly
church
ecclesiastical
ritual
reverential
worshipful
worshipping
UK
worshiping
US
sacral
sacramental
ecclesiastic
non-secular
Adjective
▲
Graceful and stylish in appearance or manner
stately
elegant
refined
fine
courtly
majestic
graceful
tasteful
handsome
classy
gallant
gracious
royal
stylish
exquisite
polished
sophisticated
fashionable
chic
plush
swanky
cultivated
beautiful
luxurious
opulent
cultured
sumptuous
urbane
distinguished
fancy
grand
modish
smart
suave
dashing
artistic
attractive
dignified
discerning
ritzy
genteel
snazzy
charming
lovely
aesthetic
UK
expensive
comely
sharp
esthetic
US
select
classical
schmick
superior
in good taste
well-bred
high-class
a la mode
lavish
poised
appealing
flashy
quality
flash
with good taste
snappy
showy
high fashion
pleasing
exclusive
upscale
plushy
swank
posh
upmarket
mod
trendy
swish
in
dicty
cool
uptown
tony
becoming
aesthetically pleasing
high-toned
on fleek
in vogue
classic
delicate
nice
choice
noble
decorous
ornate
dainty
rare
ostentatious
affected
ornamented
debonair
august
recherche
aristocratic
overdone
stylized
well-dressed
well-designed
civilized
US
polite
courteous
civil
educated
couth
gentlemanly
ladylike
accomplished
enlightened
impeccable
sublime
civilised
UK
well-mannered
well bred
well mannered
high-brow
high-minded
socially acceptable
voguish
dapper
natty
slick
hip
spiffy
fly
sassy
dressy
fresh
sleek
steezy
smooth
comfortable
raffish
decorative
pretty
creative
ornamental
fetching
cute
picturesque
pictorial
subtle
well-groomed
well groomed
stimulating
prosperous-looking
wealthy-looking
neat
pleasant
more ❯
Noun
▲
A rite or ceremony
ceremony
ritual
rite
custom
formality
form
tradition
observance
practice
convention
solemnity
usage
sacrament
protocol
liturgy
routine
office
praxis
pomp
pageantry
habit
ordinance
celebration
service
procedure
worship
act
performance
Sacrament
propriety
institution
mystery
order
decorum
rule
formal procedure
way
mores
formula
tikanga
communion
etiquette
prescription
function
rubric
method
mass
norm
fashion
wont
formal courtesy
mode
canon
moeurs
precept
regulation
kawa
festival
occasion
solemnities
commemoration
show
parade
rituality
religious ceremony
church service
form of worship
proceedings
habitude
treatment
currency
rote
trick
regime
formalities
rigmarole
business
ado
matter of course
festivity
palaver
lockstep
cultus
schedule
aarti
heritage
red tape
ceremoniousness
formalism
principle
conventionality
code
nicety
preciseness
strictness
conformity
politeness
punctilio
courteousness
use
style
system
behaviour
UK
manner
punctiliousness
accepted behaviour
manners
rules
conduct
decency
approach
social practice
proprieties
pattern
how
policy
tack
tactics
recipe
technique
regimen
strategy
methodology
convenance
proceeding
behavior
US
law
channels
ropes
process
setup
modus operandi
right practice
set formula
by the numbers
by the book
do's and don'ts
done thing
plan
means
course
line
scheme
design
programme
UK
program
US
politesse
course of action
courtesy
social graces
mechanism
attitude
modus
tactic
blueprint
seemliness
good form
dignity
social norm
consuetude
MO
civility
precedent
way of doing things
p's and q's
arrangement
vein
conventionalism
stratagem
route
rules of conduct
thing to do
customs
line of action
characteristic
groove
line of attack
grind
niceties
deportment
into
practise
demeanor
US
demeanour
UK
morals
ethics
action
steps
good behaviour
UK
operation
good manners
move
respectability
nuts and bolts
orderliness
decorousness
good behavior
US
hang-up
established way
proper behavior
second nature
plan of attack
appropriateness
correctness
daily grind
planning
beaten path
social convention
game plan
normality
modesty
organization
US
normalcy
customariness
habits
demureness
appropriacy
discipline
condition
morality
refinement
conventions
regularity
amenities
gentility
civilities
breeding
organisation
UK
conventionalities
manoeuvre
UK
ploy
maneuver
US
couth
principles
type
tone
road
addiction
standards
shot
convenances
guise
good taste
path
cultural norm
social custom
measures
code of behavior
US
direction
tenor
societal norm
taste
tact
method of working
code of behaviour
UK
how-to
behavioral norm
unwritten rule
unwritten law
acceptable behaviour
angle
step
rules of behaviour
theory
transaction
drill
way of life
touch
set of principles
plan of action
the book
the done thing
plot
ground plan
master plan
prevalence
structure
tenet
purpose
thing
movement
courtesies
polish
habitualness
ordinariness
agency
logic
usance
barometer
benchmark
option
alternative
locution
variation
methods
yardstick
dictates
maxim
set
shift
classification
precision
vogue
mould
UK
folkways
shibboleth
organizing system
guideline
correct behaviour
correct behavior
technic
capacity
medium
tendency
phraseology
activity
stages
character
mold
US
observation
attack
usefulness
utility
usual procedure
best practice
properness
standard
par
model
mind-set
point of view
game
operating procedure
project
layout
instrumentation
formation
framework
modality
schema
idea
actions
kaupapa
sacred cow
wrinkle
comportment
acts
deeds
artifice
code of conduct
bearing
set of procedures
fixed order
instructions
logical order
logical process
frame of reference
systematic process
orderly process
set of guidelines
set of channels
ways and means
address
geste
activities
delivery
gest
measure
guidelines
order of things
accepted conduct
practices
US
workflow
exercise
moral principles
set of standards
set of customs
attention to detail
social niceties
social conventions
social grace
dealings
agenda
source of
way of achieving
means of achieving
way of ensuring
means of ensuring
courtliness
likely cause of
traditions
ways
agendum
series of steps
correctitude
sedateness
restraint
gravity
expression
mien
state
standard operating procedure
the numbers
road map
SOP
set of tactics
grand design
quality
device
mannerisms
talk
savoir-faire
tenue
speech
presence
genre
posture
wise
sort
book
kind
good grace
appropriate behavior
delicacy
disposition
devices
virtue
campaigning
manoeuvres
UK
generalship
political correctness
social construct
cultural norms
social norms
maneuvers
US
campaign
maneuvering
US
manoeuvring
UK
what's done
procedures
usages
wholesomeness
purity
practises
UK
routines
patterns
rites
codes
policies
scruples
values
rituals
custom and practice
established ways
social conduct
traditional customs
punctilios
suavities
polite behaviour
customary behaviour
proper behaviour
more ❯
“TG4 cameras were allowed to film rarely witnessed rituals and a unique peace
ceremonial
for the 30-minute documentary.”
Noun
▲
Ceremony and splendid display
pomp
grandeur
magnificence
glory
resplendence
majesty
stateliness
splendidness
show
grandness
splendor
US
brilliance
gloriousness
splendour
UK
ostentation
showiness
display
spectacle
pageantry
pzazz
UK
pizzazz
US
sumptuousness
lavishness
ceremony
flourish
opulence
parade
ritual
solemnity
richness
glitter
ceremoniousness
array
theatricality
pageant
fanfare
drama
razzmatazz
pomposity
radiance
affectation
shine
style
éclat
grandiosity
state
dazzle
panoply
formality
razzle-dazzle
gorgeousness
augustness
superbness
sublimeness
nobleness
nobility
splendiferousness
resplendency
stupendousness
impressiveness
flashiness
ostentatiousness
flamboyance
extravagance
ritziness
demonstration
glitz
flaunting
greatness
swank
exhibitionism
pretentiousness
exhibition
vaunting
dignity
bravura
sublimity
garishness
ornateness
glitziness
loftiness
boasting
swankiness
pretension
splashiness
bragging
splurge
swagger
pompousness
parading
fuss
showoff
showing off
glamour
UK
glamor
US
beauty
luxury
flair
showboat
frippery
vanity
flash
panache
prestige
elegance
vainglory
commotion
fineness
exaltedness
distinction
flamboyancy
imposingness
pomp and circumstance
to-do
illustriousness
triumph
excellence
sight
renown
finery
awesomeness
splash
panacherie
awe
grandezza
royalty
exaltation
pride
lustre
UK
kingliness
ballyhoo
effulgence
gilt
preciousness
brightness
luster
US
eminence
brouhaha
hype
verve
handsomeness
gravitas
prominence
rank
standing
great beauty
dash
immensity
vastness
hullabaloo
cheering
publicity
preeminence
brio
transcendency
superbity
quality
fashion
class
great importance
image
impression
window dressing
production
performance
superficiality
appearance
stature
status
cachet
consequence
bother
ado
hoo-ha
stylishness
luxuriousness
floridity
grace
colorfulness
importance
marvelousness
pulchritude
spectacularity
gaudiness
tastelessness
vulgarity
loudness
brashness
obtrusiveness
conspicuousness
tinsel
kitschness
flashness
bravado
brag
boast
vaunt
braggadocio
swaggering
pretending
bad taste
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