ritualistically

Except ritualistically, she doesn't really have her own relationship with God.

He then ritualistically raised his right hand to head height.

Yesterday, the Mayor almost ritualistically said he would prefer no fare increase.

Sales were sometimes by means of a contract but never ritualistically, as far as is known.

Brahmin children have their heads ritualistically shaved before beginning school.

She continued to smoke, ritualistically now, in a lazy, blithe way.

Murmuring ritualistically, she struck the Staff's heel on the stone.

Ritualistically, each man spat briefly and secretly into his palm.

After a minute or so, he goes out to join Doug, who is ritualistically lighting up a cigar.

Cook took a chief hostage, and in turn he was ritualistically hacked to pieces.

In both videos the action unfolds slowly and ritualistically.

He ritualistically announces the color of each volley as if it were a revelation.

"For several weeks they ritualistically whipped me with pistols and chains.

He filled his pipe simply and ritualistically and then lit it.

It was sometimes covered with a cask, probably ritualistically.

The Egyptian priest class ritualistically removed all body hair by plucking.

Ms. Staton also ritualistically kept pouring water from one vessel into another.

Their cowls were raised, and their pace was ritualistically slow.

Before the hunt, the Hirogen ritualistically apply paint to their armor.

Upright before her in her right hand she held ritualistically a large pruning knife.

But then how many of the core tenets of religions are only ever used ritualistically?

Book of the Storm: Seven, the seventh son in a farmer family, is ritualistically abandoned.

At dinner, he remarked that they were ritualistically polite and completely devoted to the business at hand.

Almost ritualistically the pair then pick the acacia's leaves and twigs, dropping them to the ground.

General consensus agrees that they were likely intentionally and perhaps ritualistically broken, but offers no conclusive reason.