Examples of using Ritually in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Moore, we have gone“ritually tone-deaf”….
Both celebrants and their sacred space need to be prepared ritually.
Behave ritually for many animals but not turn them into totem.
Don't eat meat that has touched anything ritually unclean; burn it up.
Houses were ritually cleansed by sweeping them out and sprinkling salt and a type of wheat called‘spelt' throughout their interiors.
It's sad that today we are a culture that for the most part is ritually tone-deaf.
The priest shall pronounce him ritually clean, because it is only a scar from the burn.
Mr Lawrence is convinced that thepeople in the Tomb of the Eagles were not ritually killed.
These would then be arranged in a ritually correct pattern before being buried on the mountain.
According to Numbers 19:16 contact with a grave made a person ritually unclean for seven days.
Rather it meant to recall and ritually re-enact it so as to make it present again in a real way.
Animal sacrifice is a form ofblood sacrifice wherein an animal is ritually killed as a part of religion.
In several cultures, its fruit and leaves are ritually used as floral decorations at weddings, public celebrations, and religious ceremonies.
One of the most fanciful theories was that hewas in fact an Egyptian who had been ritually castrated.
Every morning and evening a lamb was ritually killed in the Temple as a sacrifice to God.
After horses became domesticated around 4000 B.C., many Indo-European cultures regarded horses as a supreme sacrifice to their gods andoften ritually entombed horses.
First is a three-hour ceremony in which the emperor ritually informed his ancestors that he had assumed the throne.
But it is still part of popular culture in India, despite the fact that Humayun's troops did not arrive in time to prevent Karnavati andthe rest of Chittorgarh's female inhabitants from ritually burning themselves alive to avoid capture.
The qurban, or the commandment of saying the Third Kalimah when ritually slaughtering animals, was also sent down to stop this murdering.
It is also seemingly used, according to archaeological and historical records, very early in the form of beer in Sumeria and wine in Egypt and across the circum-Mediterranean thousands of years ago and used recreationally,not ritually.
Still others were sunk in lakes, put out to sea, ritually cannibalized, or cremated.
For example, for Jews and Christians, ritually observing the Sabbath day by sharing meals with family and not working connects them with the creation of the world.
Gayal are not milked or put to work but given supplementary care while grazing in the woods,until they are ritually slaughtered or killed for local consumption.
But I know that my husband's family looks forward to the moment when they can ritually display what his remarkable presence has meant to their lives, when they can ritually recount his life's narrative, weaving his story into the history of their community.
Others, however, maintain that it was a remnant of the ancientpractice of public penance in which the penitents were ritually expelled from the church at the beginning of Lent.
In the Uttarakhand, the Holika pyre, known as Cheer,is ritually built in a ceremony known as Cheer Bandhan fifteen days before Dulhendi.
I think it is quite possible that some people in the past used substances other than alcohol recreationally,but the vast majority seem to have been used ritually, medicinally, or for other purposes that were not recreational until more recently in time.
The idea is that one generation, led by Moses, did this historically,but that by re-enacting that event ritually, in the Passover Meal, the event is made present again, in a real way, for those at table to experience.
In 1890, the Imperial Rescript on Education was passed,under which students were required to ritually recite its oath to offer themselves"courageously to the State" as well as protect the Imperial family.