Definition of Ceremonialists

1. ceremonialist [n] - See also: ceremonialist

Lexicographical Neighbors of Ceremonialists

cerebroventricular
cerebrum
cerebrums
cerecloth
cerecloths
cered
cerement
cerements
ceremonial behaviour
ceremonial dance
ceremonial occasion
ceremonialism
ceremonialisms
ceremonialist
ceremonialists (current term)
ceremonially
ceremonialness
ceremonials
ceremonies
ceremonious
ceremoniously
ceremoniousness
ceremony
cereologist
cereologists
cereology
cereolysin
cereopsis
cereous

Literary usage of Ceremonialists

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. A Journey to St. Petersburg and Moscow Through Courland and Livonia by Leitch Ritchie (1836)
"The Anti-ceremonialists, who have, to a certain extent, existed in all Christian countries in one shape or other, are the descendants, as they inform us, ..."

2. Russia and the Russians; Or, A Journey to St. Petersburg and Moscow, Through by Leitch Ritchie (1836)
"The Anti-ceremonialists, who have, to a certain extent, existed in all Christian countries in one shape or other, are the descendants, as they inform us, ..."

3. The Religious World Displayed: Or, a View of the Four Grand Systems of by Robert Adam (1823)
"... or Old ceremonialists. ii. ... so called merely because Alexander, with the Old ceremonialists. jv. ..."

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