ritualised BrE
ritualized AmE

"We must learn to get to decisions without that sort of ritualised lobbying."

The structures of a ritualised competition for the better arguments.

A ritualised air-clearing is what the world needs to become a better place.

I think the form is too narrow and ritualised to express new possibilities.

In this way, an increasingly ritualised signal might have evolved.

This might have worked well for a formalistic, ritualised drama.

It was one of those ritualised statements that obscured the facts.

Nursing care can run the risk of becoming ritualised.

Then, in the third frame this ritualised composure breaks down.

I then asked some question about a 'ritualised space' and was told that he writes mainly in the mornings.

Singing in the pub would also have ritualised elements.

Fights between kangaroos can be brief or long and ritualised.

The numbers gang are known to be extremely ritualised.

This in itself would go part way to demolishing the myth of ritualised abuse.

Nursing staff must also address common ritualised practices that increase their workload at this time.

It was even used for khadga-puja, ritualised worship of the sword.

Claims of ritualised abuse should be ignored and the ideology struck from favour.

The occasional ritualised fighting with threats more than bites is almost normal in dogs.

A coffee ceremony is a ritualised form of making and drinking coffee.

From then the conflict was increasingly fought through surrogates, and became somewhat ritualised.

With the sword, the lance or the mace, battle becomes ritualised.

The individual duels between students, known as Mensuren, were somewhat ritualised.

A small subculture goes in for a homosocial and ritualised abuse of young women.

Were these a record of mutilation, perhaps of ritualised punishment?

The very often prescribed set of rules is simply ornamentation; too complex to be realised, they are ritualised.

The more ritualized it is, the less thought gets in the way.

Everything happened too fast for any ritualized plan to accommodate.

They are ritualized, and ritual is probably a necessary part of them.

In some cases this has led to ritualized abuse and even murder.

Don't you realize the ritualized waste of your empty lives?

They put them through a totally ritualized life, everything by the clock.

It was as if he had never seen the slow ritualized movements before.

Battles grew larger in this period, and were less ritualized.

The tattooing of women was not nearly as ritualized like men's were.

Ritualized conflict to the death is a central institution of theirs.

As he began his ritualized preparation, a phone rang nearby.

Here, at the ritualized beginning, she must maintain her ruse.

Tennis is a pretty ritualized game with a flat learning curve.

So it’s like a highly civilized and ritualized version of violence?

In this culture the usual ritualized response to that greeting is "Fine."

Buy and sell orders are placed by ritualized hand gestures.

By Sunday the street fighting had become almost ritualized.

The suffering is ritualized, following music's structure: variety within repetition.

Since that time disputes have been settled by ritualized single combat.

That makes it difficult to see how a ritualized behavior could develop in chimp society.

Death in our society is usually feared and ritualized.

A ritualized fight will often proceed through several stages, like a tournament.

In the years since Columbine, school shootings changed; they became ritualized.

We have lost this simplicity and substituted for it a ritualized game.

Buddhist texts were studied and there was a ritualized reading of them.