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/se.ʁe.mɔ.ni/
Translation
ceremony
Word origin
From Latin caerimonia ('sacred rite, religious awe'). The Romans themselves could not agree on where the word came from, and its origin before Latin is still unsettled.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- caerimonia
- English cognates
- ceremony, ceremonial
Grammar
Examples
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The ceremony starts at three o'clock.
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We attended my cousin's wedding ceremony.
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Do come in, do not stand on ceremony.
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The mayor gave a short speech during the ceremony.
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The opening ceremony was broadcast on television.
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