solemnized

[ˈsɑːləmaɪzd]

solemnized Definition

perform (a ceremony, especially a religious one) with due rites and solemnity.

Using solemnized: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "solemnized" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The wedding was solemnized in the church.

• Example

  The priest solemnized the mass with reverence.

• Example

  The graduation ceremony was solemnized with speeches and music.

solemnized Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for solemnized

• celebrate
• commemorate
• observe

Phrases with solemnized

• solemnize a marriage

  to perform a marriage ceremony with due rites and solemnity

  Example

  The couple asked their pastor to solemnize their marriage.

• solemnize an occasion

  to celebrate or commemorate an occasion with due solemnity

  Example

  The memorial service solemnized the occasion of his passing.

• solemnize a vow

  to make a vow or promise with due solemnity

  Example

  The president solemnized his vow to uphold the constitution.

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Summary: solemnized in Brief

The term 'solemnized' [ˈsɑːləmaɪzd] refers to performing a ceremony, especially a religious one, with due rites and solemnity. It is often used in the context of weddings, masses, and graduations, as in 'The wedding was solemnized in the church.' The phrase 'solemnize a marriage' denotes performing a marriage ceremony with due solemnity.