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- DictionarySol·emn·ly/ˈsäləmlē/
adverb
- 1. in a formal and dignified manner: "the new Queen was solemnly crowned by the Bishop of Rheims"
- 2. with deep sincerity: "I solemnly swear it will never happen again"
Solemn means marked by seriousness, dignity, or religious observance. Learn more about its synonyms, examples, history, and usage with Merriam-Webster dictionary.
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Solemnly definition: in a grave, sober, or mirthless fashion. See examples of SOLEMNLY used in a sentence.
Solemnly means seriously and without any humour or joke. See how to use this adverb in sentences from the Cambridge English Corpus and other sources.
Solemnly means seriously and without any humor. Learn how to use this adverb in different contexts with sentences from various sources.
To do something solemnly is to do it in a grave and earnest manner. While you might wear black to both a funeral and an art opening, it’s appropriate to behave more solemnly at the funeral. Solemnly carries a sense of seriousness and dignity.
made in due legal or other express form, as a declaration or agreement: a solemn oath. marked or observed with religious rites; having a religious character: a solemn holy day. Synonyms: sacred, devotional. uttered, prescribed, or made according to religious forms: a solemn ban on sacrifice.
Solemn means serious and without any humor, or an agreement that you make in a serious way and expect to keep. Learn more about the word, its usage and related terms from the Cambridge Dictionary.
