In a number of religious traditions and in S̱ẖí’ih Muslim practice semen has been declared ritually unclean.
In some earlier religious Dispensations, women in their courses were consideredritually unclean and were forbidden to observe the duties of prayer and fasting.
He wanted eighty roubles, and swore by his kosher Yiddishkeit (ritually pure Judaism) that the affair would cost him seventy-five.
It is uncertain whether the Babylonian full-moon day was ritually particularly important, and it is not clear how the Hebrews came to invest this day, if it was their sabbath, with peculiar significance.
The term "sanctify" of the English Version means 'make ritually sacred,' not to be touched.
Acts are ritually repeated at the recurrence of the rhythmical points.
Amongst the ancient Semites some animals were under a food taboo for a reason which has two aspects at the same time: they were both offensive (ritually unclean) and sacred.
A woman who bears a dead child is a grave, and must be ritually purified as such.
But the fact that in the course of certain solemn ceremonies a consumption of the totem, and a moderate one at that, is ritually required in no way implies that it was once an ordinary article of food.
It is true that the chief of the clan never eats the totem ritually and obligatorily.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "ritually" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
