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1 Mr. Hardwick asked as he convened what he calls his “weekly ritualistic therapy session.”

2 Even if you’re anti-monarchy, or you don’t know what the flag language is saying, that British royalist sequence is thrilling in its ceremonious quality; you’re awed by the massed, unison, ritualistic gestures.

3 But the book’s advance buzz is an unlikely triumph for a version of a ritualistic text that was spearheaded by two lauded experimental novelists from Brooklyn, Mr. Foer and Nathan Englander.

4 My therapist and I created a list of feared situations and my ritualistic responses, ranked by how much anxiety it would cause me to skip each one.

5 A suite of three songs from “Porgy and Bess” —“It Ain’t Necessarily So,” “Summertime” and “My Man’s Gone Now” — in particular, assumed a ritualistic intensity grounded in the drumming of Ray Brinker.

6 “I’ve always had ritualistic and contemplative tendencies like the ones the hermits describe, but the pandemic has just given them more space to flourish,” Ms. Sheldon-Dean said.

7 The story tells of Pentheus, king of Thebes, who enters into a conflict with Dionysos by banning the wild, ritualistic worship of the god.

8 Through the use of gestures, sound-painting, expressive melodies, spoken word and percussive effects, the three instrumentalists and Ms. Shelton revealed the ritualistic origins of poetry.

9 A severe disorder of childhood characterized by withdrawal, preoccupation with fantasy, language impairment, and abnormal behavior, such as ritualistic acts and excessive object attachment.

一种发生于婴幼儿时期的严重心理紊乱，表现为内向、沉溺于奇怪的念头之中，语言能力较差，举动行为异常，如动作仪式化和过分喜爱某种物体。

10 The eating of this egg is mostly ritualistic: I take a sharp knife and chop off its top, scooping up the bit of white that's there.

11 She thinks that the removal of the victim's feet was ritualistic.

并且她认为,砍掉对受害人的脚是一种仪式.

12 The Deep Listening Band, a long-running collaboration with the trombonist Stuart Dempster and others, pursues slow, ritualistic improvisation in unusually sonorous acoustics.

13 For a half-dozen reasons, or more, I resist the idea of a mandated topic or the ritualistic mantras of connectedness.

14 The satanic panic — a widespread set of conspiracy theories, beginning in the 1980s, about satanic cults committing ritualistic child abuse — is often thought of as a uniquely American phenomenon.

15 The work has a ritualistic quality, which owes much to the music.

16 The teen trio then stayed in the house for about half an hour, trying to make the scene seem ritualistic by placing a Bible upon Rod’ corpse, further mutilating his body, and putting a knife in Lois’s dead hand.

17 They begin the show, which was “mixed and mastered” by Ian Kagey, with a ritualistic sharing of challah bread and grape juice, proffered to us through the camera lens.

18 My parents, nevertheless, heroically attempted to provide our family with these ritualistic offerings.

19 His writing for a 23-piece instrumental ensemble, gorgeously colored and pulsating with ritualistic percussion, suits the milieu and the vocal complement; Corrado Rovaris, the company’s music director, elicited a fine account from his players.

20 Over the course of the movie their sex, typically accompanied by a frantic drumbeat, becomes increasingly avid, ritualistic and violent.

1 仪式主义的

ritualist

2 老套的

ritual

3 惯常

frequent ritual inevitable customary accustomed routinely ordinarily

4 仪式的

ritual

5 例行

routine

6 老一套的

trite threadbare

7 仪式

ritual office exercise ceremony rite solemnity service form order practice circumstance celebration ordinance etiquette observance convenance ceremonial usage

8 惯常的

frequent ritual inevitable customary accustomed

9 仪式上

formulary ritually ceremonially

10 仪式上的

formulary

11 老一套

trite threadbare tritely triteness

12 例行公事

routine ritual formality

13 老规矩

ritual tradition

14 例行的

routine

15 老规矩的

ritual

16 例行公事的

routine ritual

17 仪式主义

ritualist ritualism ritual