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Meanings of due solemnity in English

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Usage of due solemnity in English
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The ceremony was performed in the accustomed manner, and with due solemnity.
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And so, with all due solemnity, the sorceress went to her work.
The Gypsies
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Religion and society were marshalled with due solemnity on God's Little Mountain.
Gone to Earth
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These priests received the embassy with all due solemnity, and retired.
Lives of the Necromancers
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The absinthe came, and with due solemnity we dropped water over the melting sugar.
The Moon and Sixpence
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She went on in a way which confirmed these reflections, speaking with due solemnity.
Roderick Hudson
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The Juryman's Oath.-Thedicasts are assumed to approach their duty with all due solemnity.
A Day in Old Athens; a Picture of Athenian Life
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With due solemnity I whispered my name in her ear.
The Name of the Wind
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Libations of costly wines were poured forth, and the stone was placed with due solemnity.
Great Astronomers
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The rooster was convicted, and with all due solemnity, he was burned in the public square.
Lectures of Col. R. G. Ingersoll, Volume I / Including His Answe...
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At night-fall many of the dead with all due solemnity were tenderly committed to the deep.
The Bay State Monthly, Volume 3, No. 5
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And, let me record the fact with due solemnity, we celebrated our arrival by cleaning harness!
With Our Army in Palestine
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A shout from Bush bared every head so that the function would take place with due solemnity.
Hornblower and the Crisis
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The Church has with all due solemnity anathematized your picture as an inspiration of the Evil One!
The Master-Christian
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This was an awe-inspiring solution of the mystery, and Abel and his wife accepted it with due solemnity.
Bobby of the Labrador
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The principal mosque was next consecrated with due solemnity to the service of Santa Maria de la Encarnacion.
The History of the Reign of Ferdinand and Isabella the Catholic ...
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