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ritual

/ˈrɪtʃ.u.əl/

Traduction: Relatif à un rite religieux ou solennel, ou accompli dans ce cadre ; désigne aussi ce qui est fait de manière habituelle ou automatique., Nom désignant un ensemble d'actions et parfois de paroles établies, accomplies régulièrement, notamment dans le cadre d'une cérémonie ou d'une coutume.

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adjective

/ˈrɪtʃ.u.əl/B2formal
  • frRelatif à un rite religieux ou solennel, ou accompli dans ce cadre ; désigne aussi ce qui est fait de manière habituelle ou automatique.

Relating to or done as a religious or solemn rite; also used to describe something done habitually or automatically.

  1. Relating to religious ceremoniesB2formal

    Connected with or characteristic of formal religious ceremonies or rites.

    frrituel (religieux)

    • The priest performed the ritual washing before the ceremony.
    • Ritual dances are an important part of the tribe's worship.
    • They observed the ritual fasting during the holy month.

    Synonymesceremonialliturgicalritualisticsacramental

  2. Relating to social customsB2formal

    Connected with or employed in social customs, traditions, or formalized behaviors.

    frrituel (relatif aux coutumes sociales)

    • The handshake is a ritual greeting in many cultures.
    • Their morning coffee has become a ritual habit.
    • The graduation ceremony is a ritual passage into adulthood.

    Synonymesceremonialconventionalcustomaryformalprescribedritualistictraditional

Formes
  • more ritual comparative form
  • most ritual superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/ˈrɪtʃ.u.əl/B2formal
  • frNom désignant un ensemble d'actions et parfois de paroles établies, accomplies régulièrement, notamment dans le cadre d'une cérémonie ou d'une coutume.

A noun referring to a set of fixed actions and sometimes words, performed regularly, especially as part of a ceremony or custom.

  1. Customary practiceB1formal

    A set of actions or a procedure that is regularly and consistently followed, often with symbolic meaning.

    frPratique coutumière

    • Her morning ritual includes a cup of tea and a short walk.
    • The team has a pre-game ritual to boost morale.
    • Many families have a ritual of eating together on Sundays.

    Synonymesceremonyconventioncustomhabitobservancepracticeprocedureriteroutinetradition

    Antonymesimprovisationspontaneity

  2. Religious ceremonyB1formal

    A prescribed order of performing religious rites or ceremonies.

    frRituel religieux

    • The priest performed the baptism ritual according to tradition.
    • Ancient cultures had elaborate burial rituals.
    • The wedding ritual involved exchanging vows and rings.

    Synonymesceremonialceremonyliturgyobservanceordinanceritesacramentserviceworship

  3. Stereotyped behaviorB2formal

    A repeated, often automatic pattern of behavior that may be performed without conscious thought.

    frComportement stéréotypé

    • His nightly ritual of checking the locks became a habit.
    • The animal's mating ritual is a fascinating display.
    • Some people have a ritual of tapping the table for good luck.

    Synonymesconventioncustomhabitpatternpracticeprocedureroutinewont

    Antonymesimprovisationimpulsespontaneity

Formes
  • rituals plural form
  • rituals' possessive plural form
  • ritual's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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