solemnise Synonyms
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solemnise Meaning
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solemnise (v)
observe or perform with dignity or gravity
perform (the wedding ceremony) with proper ceremonies
make solemn and grave
solemnise Sentence Examples
- The priest solemnised the marriage vows with an air of reverence and dignity.
- The couple exchanged solemn vows in a private ceremony solemnised by a close friend.
- The contract was solemnised with the signing of both parties in the presence of witnesses.
- The judge solemnised the oaths of the jury, reminding them of the gravity of their task.
- The covenant was solemnised with a symbolic exchange of gifts, representing the parties' commitment.
- The ceremony was solemnised with traditional prayers and customs, invoking divine blessings.
- The birth of the child was solemnised with a special naming ceremony.
- The treaty was solemnised with the signatures of the heads of state, marking a new era of peace.
- The mayor solemnised the city's annual flag-raising ceremony, commemorating its founding.
- The memorial service was solemnised with poignant speeches and a moment of silence, honouring the memory of the departed.
FAQs About the word solemnise
observe or perform with dignity or gravity, perform (the wedding ceremony) with proper ceremonies, make solemn and grave
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The priest solemnised the marriage vows with an air of reverence and dignity.
The couple exchanged solemn vows in a private ceremony solemnised by a close friend.
The contract was solemnised with the signing of both parties in the presence of witnesses.
The judge solemnised the oaths of the jury, reminding them of the gravity of their task.
