Definition
A standardized, ritualistic script for how things get done—think of it as the ceremonial playbook for operations, whether religious or institutional. Follow the liturgy and nobody questions why you're doing it this way.
Example Usage
The company's onboarding liturgy includes three mandatory presentations, two team lunches, and one awkward ice-breaker activity.
Source: Merriam-Webster Dictionary
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