solemnness (Meaning)
solemnness
somber, gloomy, marked by the invocation of a religious sanction, celebrated with full liturgical ceremony, marked by the observance of established form or ceremony, being serious and dignified in appearance or behavior, awe-inspiring, marked by grave sedateness and earnest sobriety
Synonyms & Antonyms of solemnness
solemnness Sentence Examples
- The ceremony was imbued with a profound sense of solemnness, befitting the momentous occasion.
- The air crackled with anticipation as the judge entered the courtroom with an air of solemnness.
- The mourners gathered in the chapel, their faces etched with solemnness and grief.
- The solemnness of his gaze betrayed his deep inner turmoil.
- The treaty signing was marked by a solemnness that reflected the importance of its provisions.
- The solemnness of his tone hinted at the gravity of the situation.
- The funeral cortege proceeded through the streets with somber solemnness.
- The words of the eulogy were delivered with a solemnness that touched the hearts of all present.
- The solemnness of the oath reminded her of the weighty responsibility she was undertaking.
- The solemnness of their vows filled the air with an unspoken promise of love and fidelity.
FAQs About the word solemnness
somber, gloomy, marked by the invocation of a religious sanction, celebrated with full liturgical ceremony, marked by the observance of established form or cere
intentness, earnestness, gravity, solemnity, attentiveness, earnest, soberness, graveness, decisiveness, intensity
lightness, shallowness, flippancy, flightiness, unseriousness, frivolousness, lightheartedness, facetiousness, superficiality, lightness
The ceremony was imbued with a profound sense of solemnness, befitting the momentous occasion.
The air crackled with anticipation as the judge entered the courtroom with an air of solemnness.
The mourners gathered in the chapel, their faces etched with solemnness and grief.
The solemnness of his gaze betrayed his deep inner turmoil.
