solemnity in Latin
solemnity in Latin is sollemnitās — solemnity means a serious, sober and dignified manner or feeling.
solemnity in Latin
sollemnitās
(Catholicism) A feast day of the highest rank celebrating a mystery of faith such as the Trinity, an event in the life of Jesus, the Virgin Mary, or another important saint.
What does "solemnity" mean?
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noun A serious, sober and dignified manner or feeling.
"the solemnity of a funeral"
- noun An occasion of solemn conduct; a ceremony or rite carried out with reverence.
- noun An important religious feast day marking a major event or figure in the Christian faith, such as the Trinity or the Virgin Mary.
- noun A formal or solemn ceremony; a proceeding carried out according to proper form; the formal requirement needed to make an act legally valid.
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- the solemnity of a funeral
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What is "solemnity" in Latin?
"solemnity" in Latin is sollemnitās. solemnity means: A serious, sober and dignified manner or feeling.
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