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ceremonialisms

ceremonialisms is the plural of ceremonialism.

Meaning of ceremonialism

Noun

ceremonialism (countable and uncountable, plural ceremonialisms)

  1. A fondness for ceremony, especially in religion; ritualism.
    • Quite a personable individual he appeared to be—dignified, well-dressed, urbane, and he advanced doffing his distinctive hat with a ceremonialism that could not have failed to impress Miss Tilehurst if she had been composed enough to realise it.1934, Ernest Bramah, The Bravo of London
    Synonyms:
    ritualism

Questions about ceremonialisms

What is ceremonialisms the plural of?
Ceremonialisms is the plural of ceremonialism.

Words near ceremonialisms in the dictionary

  1. ceremonialise
  2. ceremonialised
  3. ceremonialises
  4. ceremonialising
  5. ceremonialism
  6. ceremonialisms
  7. ceremonialist
  8. ceremonialists
  9. ceremonialize
  10. ceremoniall
  11. ceremonially

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