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Meanings of solemnity in English
Usage of solemnity in English
1
And you shall keep the solemnity thereof seven days in the year.
2
There is a striking solemnity in the answer of Pantheus to Aeneas:
3
The silence and the solemnity of the whole seemed to him extraordinary.
4
The ceremony was performed in the accustomed manner, and with due solemnity.
5
The solemnity of the scene accorded with the importance of his undertaking.
6
The great room was thrown open in due season and with solemnity.
7
Gradually, the hush and solemnity of the church banished the light mood.
8
There was a grave solemnity in the Captain's look which alarmed them.
9
You ought to mark the day in the calendar as a solemnity.
10
This touch of natural magic lent a certain solemnity to the moment.
11
There was a certain solemnity in the moment for both of them.
12
The soldiers who accompanied it marched stiffly with an almost religious solemnity.
13
In truth, they sang right joyously, despite the solemnity of the tune.
14
With the grave solemnity of redskin warriors, they silently awaited their coming.
15
He rose and faced the crowd with the keenest sense of solemnity.
16
His laughter faded; and his eyes surveyed me with a sudden solemnity.
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Translations for solemnity
Portuguese
Catalan
Solemnity through the time
Solemnity across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare