Ceremoniously [adverb]

The gentleman bows very ceremoniously, and Monsieur St. Ange walks slowly out, and takes a glass of curaoa in the outer room.

His officers bade him respectful farewells on the deck of our steamer, and he ceremoniously kissed them each and all.

Aristide offered him a two francs corona which was ceremoniously accepted.

That will do, interrupted Satan, taking the violin from the little man, who bowed low and ceremoniously took his departure.

To me, as a stranger, he was most ceremoniously yet kindly polite, and conversed on all subjects and of all countries.

When Mr Jones introduced him ceremoniously to Nora, he indulged in a prolonged and hearty fit of laughter.

Mike came from the vegetable garden and met his “frind Morrissy,” to whom I was ceremoniously presented.

A thousand or more natives were bathing ceremoniously in the ghat—men, women and children.

Mona was a headquarters of the British Druids by whom white horses were ceremoniously maintained.

De Lincy bowed ceremoniously, and, glancing again at the ring, examined it with avidity.