solemnly — In a serious, grave, or formal manner, often showing deep sincerity or respect. Used to describe actions or speech done with great dignity and importance.
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: In a serious, grave, or formal manner, often showing deep sincerity or respect. Used to describe actions or speech done with great dignity and importance.
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈsɑːləmli/
Korean meaning: 엄숙하게, 진지하게
Korean pronunciation: 솔럼리 (강세: 솔)
Example Sentences
- The cat solemnly stared at the empty food bowl as if judging my tardiness.
- She solemnly raised her right hand and took the oath of office.
- The bride and groom solemnly exchanged vows in the beautiful chapel.
solemnly
ADVERB//ˈsɑːləmli//
In a serious, grave, or formal manner, often showing deep sincerity or respect. Used to describe actions or speech done with great dignity and importance.

In a serious, grave, or formal manner, often showing deep sincerity or respect. Used to describe actions or speech done with great dignity and importance.
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Before the solemn assembly, he speaks with hands trembly!
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Origin
From Latin 'sollemnis' meaning 'religious, sacred, ceremonial.' Originally used in ancient Rome to describe important religious rituals and state ceremonies.
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“The cat solemnly stared at the empty food bowl as if judging my tardiness.”
“She solemnly raised her right hand and took the oath of office.”
“The bride and groom solemnly exchanged vows in the beautiful chapel.”
“My dog solemnly apologized by bringing me his favorite toy after destroying my slippers.”
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