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Meanings of great solemnity in English
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Usage of great solemnity in English
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The little convalescent and the arctic explorer shook hands with great solemnity.
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At last the day itself came- adayof great solemnity and state.
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It contains lessons of wonderful beauty, and of great solemnity and power.
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The ark is brought into the city of David, with great solemnity.
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He rebuts this accusation with apparently quite disproportionate vehemence and great solemnity.
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Finally, two days before the great solemnity, there was a dress rehearsal.
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The King was wedded unto Dame Guenever at Camelot with great solemnity.
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British soldiers, no matter their origin, are commemorated with great solemnity in Britain.
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Cromwell was declared protector; and with great solemnity installed in that high office.
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It was published in Paris with great solemnity on the 22nd.
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At supper Mrs. Pennington repeated the legend of the note with great solemnity.
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Her aunt came stealing in very gently, and approached her with great solemnity.
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And so they held the court forty days with great solemnity.
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The Warden was there, reading his programme with an air of great solemnity.
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It was an imposing ceremony, and carried out with great solemnity.
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Formerly they were more numerous, and their execution was attended with great solemnity.
This collocation consists of:
Great solemnity through the time
Great solemnity across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common