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solemn

/ˈsɒl.əm/

Tradução: Descreve algo ou alguém sério, grave e digno, sem humor; pode indicar caráter solene, formal e imponente, ou atmosfera séria e sombria.

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Relações da palavra

adjective

/ˈsɒl.əm/B2formal
  • ptDescreve algo ou alguém sério, grave e digno, sem humor; pode indicar caráter solene, formal e imponente, ou atmosfera séria e sombria.

Describes a person, event, or atmosphere that is serious, dignified, and without humor.

  1. Dignified and seriousB2formal

    Marked by a formal, serious, and dignified manner or character, often implying a commitment to promises or duties.

    ptSolene e sério

    • The judge gave a solemn warning to the defendant.
    • They made a solemn promise to protect the forest.
    • The ceremony was a solemn occasion, filled with respect.

    Sinônimosdignifiedearnestformalgraveimposingmajesticserioussobersomberstately

    Antônimoscheerfulflippantfrivolousgayjocularlightheartedundignified

  2. Firm and humorlessC1formal

    Characterized by a serious, unwavering belief in one's own opinions, often lacking humor or lightheartedness.

    ptSério e inflexível

    • His solemn expression made everyone feel uneasy.
    • She spoke with a solemn conviction about her political views.
    • The professor's solemn tone left no room for jokes.

    Sinônimosausteredourearnestgravegrimhumorlesssedateserioussobersternunsmiling

    Antônimosflippantfrivolousjocularlightheartedplayful

Formas
  • more solemn comparative form
  • most solemn superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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