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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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ritual/ritualistic
Many of the aboriginal ritual/ritualistic dances are performed, accompanied by singing and drumming, to celebrate a good harvest.
Hi,
Do both ritual and ritualistic fit in the above and mean about the same to you? Thanks.
Hi,
Do both ritual and ritualistic fit in the above and mean about the same to you? Thanks.
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A ritual dance would be a dance that is in itself a ritual or part of a ritual. A ritualistic dance would be a dance that is somewhat like a ritual dance. It would be something that resembles the real thing or has some characteristics in common with the real thing.
- A ritual dance would be a dance that is in itself a ritual or part of a ritual.
- A ritualistic dance would be a dance that is somewhat like a ritual dance.
- It would be something that resembles the real thing or has some characteristics in common with the real thing.
- CJ
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A ritual dance would be a dance that is in itself a ritual or part of a ritual.
A ritualistic dance would be a dance that is somewhat like a ritual dance. It would be something that resembles the real thing or has some characteristics in common with the real thing.
CJ
A ritualistic dance would be a dance that is somewhat like a ritual dance. It would be something that resembles the real thing or has some characteristics in common with the real thing.
CJ
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