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(ecclesiastical) Prayers or religious observances
Traditional or accepted ways of behaving in a society or culture
Plural for the observing of, or adhering to, a rule, law or custom
“We have experience with international controls to ensure observance of the ban on the manufacture of chemical weapons.”
Plural for an act performed for religious or ceremonial reasons
“Burial practices vary, but for the most part funeral and burial observances are the responsibility of the deceased's family.”
Plural for the action of watching, noticing, or looking at, something
“Her daily observance of these children had the makings of a book. She had come to know these children very well, and had observed each and every one of their mannerisms.”
Plural for a state of consciousness or knowledge of something
“It has come to my observance that many of you footballing fanatics pass your humid months intoxicated on false expectations.”
Plural for the quality of being religious or pious, especially when zealous
Plural for the customary, habitual, or expected procedure or way of doing something
Plural for the action of remembering a past person or event with fondness or respect
Plural for an instance of keeping awake during normal sleeping hours
Plural for a comment or something said
Plural for the state of being receptive to suggestion or new ideas
Plural for the state of realizing or achieving one's goals
Plural for the belief in, and worship of, a deity or superhuman controlling power
Plural for the action of celebrating an important day or event
Plural for a set of beliefs or practices followed by a group of followers
Plural for an exhibition to promote particular products
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