1. plural of offiation; instances of presiding over or conducting an official ceremony, event, or proceeding
Usage: commonly used in sports, religious, and formal ceremonial contexts

Examples

• The referee's officiations during the championship game were praised for their fairness.
• Her officiations at three weddings last summer kept her busy throughout June and July.
• The judge's officiations in complex cases earned him respect from both attorneys and the community.
• Multiple officiations at state tournaments have made him one of the most experienced umpires in the league.
• The priest's officiations at the cathedral included baptisms, weddings, and funerals.