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Often used in the same context:
solemnize,
umpired,
preside,
refereed,
attend,
concelebrate,
ordained,
solemnise,
televise,
marry,
participate,
supervise,
oversee,
conduct,
perform,
bless,
very reverend,
compete,
baptise,
appoint,
baptized,
inaugurate,
wed,
reschedule,
captained,
coached,
fraternize,
deputize,
spectate,
intercede,
ministered,
speak,
world cup,
overrule,
sing,
postpone,
reappoint,
testify,
miss,
bocci ball,
intervene,
reappointed,
adjudicate,
play,
observe,
preach,
pray,
liaise,
bestow,
confer,
organize,
partake,
rescheduled,
join,
undergo,
vicar apostolic,
national anthem,
succeed,
arbitrate,
defer,
carmelite order,
disobey,
interfere,
remarry,
circumcised,
curtain raiser,
chaired,
arrange,
convene,
defrocked,
justin martyr,
blaspheme,
wear,
honor,
uphold,
flower arrangement,
swearing,
holy sepulchre,
retire,
gospel singing,
overstep,
pontifical mass,
remonstrated,
formalize,
eulogize,
happen,
disinvite,
excommunicated,
superannuate,
outdraw,
grand final,
sanctioned,
commemorate,
discriminate,
reprimanded,
vicar general,
hosted,
worshiped,
fathered,
proceed,
emplane,
precede
More specific:
marry,
tie,
wed
More general:
carry on,
carry out,
conduct,
deal,
perform,
serve
Synonyms:
function
Also try:
— Adjectives for officiate:
other,
public,
own,
local,
rabbi,
principal
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