verb
solemnize
Solemnize (verb) means to give something formal or official standing by means of a ceremony or legal procedure.
verb
1
To give something formal or official standing by means of a ceremony or legal procedure.
"The couple chose to solemnize their relationship in a secular ceremony, instead of having a wedding."
2
To make something feel serious and dignified.
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Etymology
Came into English from Middle English solempnisen, from Old French solemnisier, from Medieval Latin solemnizare, from Latin solemnis.
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What is the meaning of solemnize?
"solemnize" (verb) means to give something formal or official standing by means of a ceremony or legal procedure.
What is another word for solemnize?
Other words for "solemnize" include solemnise.
What is the opposite of solemnize?
The opposite of "solemnize" is desecrate.
What are the different meanings of solemnize?
"solemnize" has 2 main meanings: 1. To give something formal or official standing by means of a ceremony or legal procedure; 2. To make something feel serious and dignified.
