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solemnize

/ˈsɒl.əm.naɪz/

Tradução: Verbo que significa realizar ou celebrar uma cerimônia oficial, especialmente um casamento, de maneira solene e com dignidade.

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Relações da palavra

verb

/ˈsɒl.əm.naɪz/C2formal
  • ptVerbo que significa realizar ou celebrar uma cerimônia oficial, especialmente um casamento, de maneira solene e com dignidade.

A verb meaning to perform or celebrate a formal ceremony, especially a wedding, in a serious and dignified manner.

  1. Perform with dignityC1formal

    To observe or carry out a ceremony or event with formal dignity and gravity.

    ptCelebrar com solenidade

    • The priest solemnized the marriage ceremony in the cathedral.
    • The nation solemnized the anniversary of its independence.
    • They solemnized the treaty signing with a grand ceremony.

    Sinônimoscelebratecommemorateconductconsecratehallowobserveperform

  2. Perform a weddingC1formal

    To officiate or conduct a wedding ceremony with the proper formalities and rites.

    ptCelebrar o casamento

    • The judge was authorized to solemnize marriages in the courthouse.
    • They asked their friend, a minister, to solemnize their union.
    • The couple chose a scenic location to solemnize their vows.

    Sinônimoscelebrateconductmarryofficiateperformunitewed

  3. Make seriousC2formal

    To make something more serious, grave, or solemn in character.

    ptTornar solene

    • The tragic news solemnized the atmosphere in the room.
    • His expression solemnized as he delivered the eulogy.
    • The event solemnized the mood of the entire gathering.

    Antônimosjokelightentrivialize

Formas
  • solemnized past participle
  • solemnized past simple
  • solemnizing present participle
  • solemnizes third person singular
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