Pronunciation: /ˈrɪtʃuəl/
noun a religious or solemn ceremony consisting of a series of actions performed according to a prescribed order
A1 Every morning, I have a simple ritual of making coffee.
A2 In many cultures, there are traditional rituals for celebrating weddings.
B1 The team has a pre-game ritual of listening to a specific song to pump themselves up.
B2 The ancient civilization had elaborate rituals for honoring their gods.
C1 The artist's daily ritual of sketching in the park helped him stay inspired.
C2 The ritualistic ceremony was conducted with great precision and attention to detail.
adjective relating to or characteristic of a ritual
A1 My family has a ritual Sunday brunch where we always eat pancakes.
A2 In some cultures, there are ritual dances performed during special ceremonies.
B1 The team has a ritual pre-game huddle to boost morale and focus.
B2 She followed a ritual skincare routine every night before going to bed.
C1 The artist's creative process involved a ritual of meditation and reflection before starting a new piece.
C2 The ancient civilization had elaborate ritualistic ceremonies to honor their gods.
formal The religious ritual was performed with great reverence and precision.
informal Every morning, my coffee ritual involves brewing a fresh pot and enjoying it on the porch.
slang Our pre-game ritual before every match is to blast our favorite pump-up song in the locker room.
figurative The daily ritual of checking her phone for messages became a comforting habit.
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