solemnity (Meaning)

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solemnity (n)

a trait of dignified seriousness

a solemn and dignified feeling

The solemnity of the occasion filled the air with a palpable sense of reverence.
The judge presided over the trial with utmost solemnity, demanding respect from all present.
The wedding ceremony was imbued with a solemnity that reflected the significance of the vows being exchanged.
The funeral procession unfolded in solemn silence, underscoring the gravity of the loss.
The somber faces of the mourners spoke volumes of the solemnity of the moment.
The inauguration of the new president was a grand affair marked by immense solemnity.
The architect captured the solemnity of the historical site through the use of austere lines and muted colors.
The composer's symphony conveyed a sense of profound solemnity through its slow and deliberate movements.
The students observed a moment of silent solemnity to honor the victims of the tragedy.
The scientist approached his research with a solemn determination to uncover the truth, no matter the consequences.

a trait of dignified seriousness, a solemn and dignified feeling

solemnness,intentness, gravity, seriousness, earnestness, deliberation, decisiveness, purposefulness, staidness, graveness

levity, play, frivolousness, lightheartedness, flightiness, superficiality,levity, flippancy, frivolity, superficiality

The solemnity of the occasion filled the air with a palpable sense of reverence.

The judge presided over the trial with utmost solemnity, demanding respect from all present.

The wedding ceremony was imbued with a solemnity that reflected the significance of the vows being exchanged.

The funeral procession unfolded in solemn silence, underscoring the gravity of the loss.