Meanings of solemnise in English

They can also refuse to solemnise a marriage due to personal religious belief.

Australian Defence Force chaplains will also be able to refuse to solemnise a marriage.

Will nothing solemnise you-noteven this hideous situation?

Brandis and Canavan's second amendment sought to allow civil marriage celebrants to refuse to solemnise a marriage.

She even puts on her bonnet, to solemnise her intentions in case she's tempted to give up.

Exemptions will allow ministers of religion and Australian Defence Force chaplains to refuse to solemnise a marriage.

The amendments would also allow ministers of religion and marriage celebrants to "refuse to solemnise a marriage".

One event during his first six months of the novitiate helped to solemnise him and to clear the confusion.

I knew their marriage had taken place that afternoon, and that its purpose had been only to solemnise their approaching farewell.

The news of his arrival spread through Paris with the rapidity of lightning, and every one wished to solemnise his entrance into the capital.

Nevertheless he ordered Caretto to turn thirty guns against the mosque, cannon, mortars and howitzers, intending, he said, to solemnise Bairam by discharges of artillery.

There was something solemnising in the consciousness of change which filled the air.

Even the pirates seemed to be solemnised by what had passed.

Hasty preparations were made, and the marriage was solemnised by proxy.

The wedding was solemnised in Trinity Church, by the Rev.

Evelyn dined there soon after this marriage had been solemnised.