ceremonial

• Qui concerne les cérémonies officielles, publiques ou religieuses, ou qui est utilisé pour celles-ci.

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.

   cérémonial

   • 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.

   Synonymesformalliturgicalritualritualisticsolemnstately

   Antonymescasualinformalunceremonious

2. Purely symbolicB2formal

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

   purement symbolique / honorifique

   • 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.

   Synonymesformalnominalritualritualisticsymbolictitulartoken

   Antonymeseffectivefunctionalpractical

• Nom désignant un événement formel ou une série d'actions accomplies pour une occasion particulière, souvent à caractère traditionnel ou religieux.

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.

   cérémonie

   • 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.

   Synonymescelebrationceremonyfunctionobservanceriteritualservice