The Collaborative International Dictionary
commemorating \commemorating\ adj. of or pertaining to a commemoration; serving to commemorate.
Syn: commemorative.
Wiktionary
vb. (present participle of commemorate English)
WordNet
adj. intended as a commemoration; "a commemorative plaque" [syn: commemorative]
Usage examples of "commemorating".
In leafy nooks between these, uphill walks begin their climb of the mountains, from the foot of votive shrines set round with tablets commemorating in German, French, Russian, Hebrew, Magyar and Czech, the cure of high-well-borns of all those races and languages.
Each terrace is planted with sycamores, and the face of the terrace wall supports a bassrelief commemorating with the drama of its lifesize figures the stations of the cross.
We're going to Hiroshima for the ceremonies commemorating the three hundredth anniversary of the dropping of the atomic bomb.
He walked inside the hondo, expecting to find Keiko in her favorite spot, in front of the side wooden altar commemorating two twelfth century Buddhist nuns, formerly members of the court harem, who had committed suicide when Emperor Go-Toba had ordered them to repudiate the teachings of St.
People flock there, not only to pay Cosmonaut des Jardins homage and to view the many photographs and videos commemorating her outstanding life, but also to see the two superb bronze statues created by the Greek sculptor Theo Pappas.
The heart of Santa Fe is the Plaza, a Spanish-style square with white benches and a tall obelisk commemorating the battle of Valverde, whatever that was.
One room contained a gallery of paintings commemorating great moments in baseball history, including one depicting the first professional night game under artificial lighting, played in Des Moines, Iowa, on May 2, 1930.
None who executed this act of practical piety realised that he had demolished a monument commemorating a similar battle fought here eons ago.
Outside its walls, tall man-high stones stood in rows, more correct than soldiers, commemorating those whose days beneath the sky were done.
Over there, that’s the Lincoln Memorial, commemorating the president who freed the slaves.
After the above-mentioned study of willows by the brook, after Amsel had built and sold a scarecrow featuring the milk-drinking eels motif, he devised a model revealing on the one hand the proportions of a three headed willow tree and on the other hand commemorating the spoon-swinging and teeth-grinding Grandmother Matern.
The two erstwhile Young Prussians were given handwritten documents commemorating the victory of Amsel's faustball team in the last tournament and hands were shaken in a spirit of sportsmanship.
On her return, Hatshepsut built a temple patterned after the one she had visited in Punt, its wall decorated by reliefs commemorating her visit.
I suppose the tope of the two fathers who became Pratyeka Buddhas had been built like the one commemorating the laying down of weapons after Buddha had told his disciples of the strange events in the past.
Instead, we shall influence them as we did a few weeks ago on their anniversary commemorating our initial attack.