What does ritualizing mean?
Ritualizing means present participle and gerund of ritualize.
Pronunciation varies by accent · verb
present participle and gerund of ritualize.
A family meal, for instance, can be the occasion on which the very “body language” of a child can implicitly agree with the “traditional” ritualizings that express the family's self-image or it can be a scarcely recognized protest.
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Ritualizing means present participle and gerund of ritualize.
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A family meal, for instance, can be the occasion on which the very “body language” of a child can implicitly agree with the “traditional” ritualizings that express the family's self-image or it can be a scarcely recognized protest.
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