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alt. A ceremony with a theme, at which awards are given out. n. A ceremony with a theme, at which awards are given out.
Usage examples of "awards ceremony".
She said she never dreamed she would be alone on the night of an awards ceremony and would I like to come in for a drink?
I had to go to an awards ceremony at which my older sister, Janine the Genius, was going to be given some big honor.
But you broke a planetary record, something that usually happens once in a dozen years, and then you didn't show up for the awards ceremony on Sunday.
Kate was still pondering the problem when the plates were cleared from the tables and the awards ceremony began.
We're incorporating an awards ceremony and I'll hand out a bunch of medals and citations for contributions during the emergency.
The awards ceremony is only two hours from now, but there is time for our wardrobe engineers to prepare you for your appearance with Lord Bludd.
But Berry's self-aggrandizing pap was merely a footnote to the main event of the awards ceremony, which was: Julia Roberts loves all the black brothers!