ceremonial

• Relativo a ceremonias oficiales, públicas o religiosas, o utilizado en ellas.

Relating to or used for formal public or religious events.

1. Formal and ritualisticB2formal

   Characterized by or used in formal ceremonies or rituals, often involving pomp and tradition.

   ceremonial

   • The king wore a ceremonial robe during the coronation.
   • The opening of the parliament is a highly ceremonial event.
   • They performed a ceremonial dance to honor the harvest.

   Sinónimosformalliturgicalritualritualisticsolemnstately

   Antónimoscasualinformalunceremonious

2. Purely symbolicB2formal

   Relating to an action or role that is performed for its symbolic value rather than practical effect.

   puramente simbólico

   • The president's role in the parade was largely ceremonial.
   • The signing of the agreement was a ceremonial act.
   • The award ceremony was a ceremonial gesture of appreciation.

   Sinónimosformalnominalritualritualisticsymbolictitulartoken

   Antónimoseffectivefunctionalpractical

• Sustantivo que designa un acto formal o conjunto de ritos y procedimientos establecidos para una ocasión especial, con frecuencia de carácter tradicional o religioso.

A noun referring to a formal event or series of acts performed on a special occasion, often with traditional or religious significance.

1. B2formal

   A formal event or series of acts performed on a special occasion, often with traditional or religious significance.

   ceremonia formal

   • The coronation was a grand ceremonial attended by dignitaries.
   • The opening ceremonial of the festival included music and dance.
   • They prepared a traditional ceremonial for the wedding.

   Sinónimoscelebrationceremonyfunctionobservanceriteritualservice