solemnise

/'sɔləmnaiz/ Cách viết khác : (solemnise) /'sɔləmnaiz/
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solemnise

The priest solemnised the wedding in the small chapel.

Definition
  1. Verb:
    • To make solemn and grave: To impart a serious, dignified, or deeply earnest character to a person, event, or atmosphere.
    • To perform or celebrate (a ceremony, especially a wedding) with proper rites and formalities: To conduct a formal ceremony, ensuring all traditional or legal rituals are observed.
    • To observe or perform with dignity and gravity: To mark an occasion or action with appropriate seriousness and respect.
Usage Examples
  • Verb:
    • The memorial service solemnised the atmosphere in the hall. (The service made the atmosphere deeply serious and respectful.)
    • The priest will solemnise their marriage next Saturday. (The priest will perform their wedding ceremony with the proper rites.)
    • We should solemnise this anniversary with a moment of reflection. (We should observe this anniversary with dignified gravity.)
Advanced Usage
  • "to solemnise an oath": to administer or take an oath with full formal seriousness.
    • The judge solemnised the witness's oath before the testimony.
  • "to solemnise a pact": to formalise an agreement with a ceremonial act.
    • The treaty was solemnised by the signing of the historic document.
Variants and Related Words
  • Solemnisation (noun): The action or process of solemnising.
    • The solemnisation of the marriage took place in the chapel.
  • Solemniser (noun): A person who performs a solemnisation, especially an officiant.
    • The registrar acted as the solemniser for the civil partnership.
Synonyms
  • Consecrate: To make or declare sacred; to dedicate formally to a religious or divine purpose.
  • Formalise: To give a definite structure or form to something, often making it official.
  • Observe: To mark or celebrate (an occasion) by following a custom or ritual.
Related Phrasal Verbs/Constructions

(Note: As a transitive verb, "solemnise" is not typically used in phrasal verb constructions. Its meaning is contained within the single word.)

Related Idioms

(Note: There are no common idioms that use the exact word "solemnise." Its usage is typically formal and direct.)

solemnise

The priest solemnised the wedding in the small chapel.

Verb
  1. make solemn and grave
    • This ceremony solemnized our hearts
  2. perform (the wedding ceremony) with proper ceremonies
  3. observe or perform with dignity or gravity
    • The King solemnized this day of morning

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