ceremonialism
definition
- noun form of ceremonial
cer·e·mo·ni·al
adjective
ceremonial (adjective)
- relating to or used for formal events of a religious or public nature:
- (of a position or role) involving only nominal authority or power:
- the system of rules and procedures to be observed at a formal or religious occasion:
- a rite or ceremony:
Synonyms
ceremonial,
formal,
official,
state,
public,
ritual,
ritualistic,
prescribed,
set,
stately,
courtly,
solemn,
dignified,
celebratory,
sacramental,
liturgical,
informal,
unofficial,
titular,
formal,
official,
theoretical,
purported,
supposed,
ostensible,
real,
custom,
usage,
practice,
tradition,
way,
habit,
norm,
rule,
code,
canon,
punctilio,
conventionality,
propriety,
etiquette,
protocol,
formality,
praxis,
mores,
ritual,
ceremony,
rite,
formality,
pomp,
solemnity,
form,
custom,
tradition,
convention,
usage,
practice,
routine,
protocol,
office,
observance,
sacrament,
liturgy,
praxis