cæremonial

A form of ceremonial — Of, relating to, consisting of, or used in a ceremony.

Meanings

adjectivecæremonial (comparative more cæremonial, superlative most cæremonial)

comparative more cæremonial · superlative most cæremonial

  1. archaicArchaic spelling of ceremonial.
    1 more example

    But what I iudge of the vse of theis names & offices I haue before written / this onely I add, that the former elders in age & tyme in the cæremonial lawe, were figures of the elders or first & former in guifts & graces sence the abolishing of ceremonies, & therefore the names are not so much to be stuck vpon, nether the eldership by birth or continuance, but the vse of the guiftes & graces are specially to be regarded/.

    1904 C.E., Robert Browne, A New Years Guift, Fred. S. Thacker; page #44
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