solemnity
21solemnity — sb. 2237 B. Ps. lxxiii. 4 …
22solemnity — so·lem·ni·ty || sÉ™ lemnÉ™tɪ n. gravity, seriousness; ceremoniousness, formality; sincerity, earnestness …
23solemnity — [sə lɛmnɪti] noun (plural solemnities) 1》 the state or quality of being solemn. 2》 a solemn rite or ceremony …
24solemnity — n. 1. Rite (religious), ceremonial, observance, ceremony, celebration, office. 2. Awfulness, sacredness, sanctity. 3. Seriousness, gravity, impressiveness …
25solemnity — n 1. gravity, seriousness, earnestness, staidness, sobriety; intensity, urgency; gloominess, thoughtfulness; impressiveness, stateliness, grandeur, majesty, momentousness, importance, consequence. 2. solemnities observance, ceremonial,… …
26solemnity — so·lem·ni·ty …
27solemnity — so•lem•ni•ty [[t]səˈlɛm nɪ ti[/t]] n. pl. ties 1) the state or character of being solemn; gravity 2) Often, solemnities. solemn observance; ceremonial proceeding • Etymology: 1250–1300 …
28solemnity — /səˈlɛmnəti/ (say suh lemnuhtee) noun (plural solemnities) 1. the state or character of being solemn; earnestness; gravity; impressiveness. 2. (often plural) a solemn observance, ceremonial proceeding, or special formality. 3. observance of rites …
29solemnity — /salemnatiy/ A rite or ceremony; the formality established by law to render a contract, agreement, or other act valid …
30solemnity — n. (pl. ies) 1 the state of being solemn; a solemn character or feeling; solemn behaviour. 2 a rite or celebration; a piece of ceremony. Etymology: ME f. OF solem(p)niteacute f. L sollemnitas tatis (as SOLEMN) …
