1. People who emphasize or practice ceremony and formal ritual, especially in religious or social contexts.
Usage: Plural form of ceremonialist; Often used in religious or historical contexts

Examples

• The ceremonialists insisted on following every detail of the traditional wedding protocol.
• Medieval ceremonialists developed elaborate court procedures for royal audiences.
• Some ceremonialists believe that precise ritual performance is essential to religious practice.
• The ceremonialists at the state funeral coordinated every movement with precision.
• Critics argued that the ceremonialists prioritized form over genuine spiritual meaning.