Solemnized is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SOLEMNIZED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SOLEMNIZE, to make solemn, also SOLEMNISE
• duly perform (a ceremony, especially that of marriage)
• mark (an event) with a formal ceremony
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to observe or honor with solemnity

Words related to SOLEMNIZED

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How to use SOLEMNIZED in a sentence

• The ceremony would be solemnized two days before the departure of the General, who would honor the house and make a present to the bridegroom.
• On the appointed day, the mass of the Holy Spirit was duly solemnized in the Church of St.
• We were thrilled and solemnized by the stately ceremony of the oath.
• This marriage, which was solemnized by Alcalde John Sinclair on the fourth of June, 1847, was approved by the people at the Fort.
• I trust that which silenced and solemnized my spirit was something better than myself.
• He had, nevertheless, had her coronation solemnized, and had provided by anticipation for the necessities of government.
• Comandante Argueello yielded and the betrothal was solemnized, but there were many obstacles before the marriage could be consummated.
• To increase this unhappiness, Doctor Yardley took it into his head to dispute the legality of a marriage that had been solemnized on board a ship.
• The cure was instantly effected, and the marriage solemnized with due pomp.
• The brilliant girl of the earlier journal is the sobered and solemnized matron of this.
• When they come to understand Christian marriage, and especially if they desire to unite with the church, they ask to have the marriage solemnized in a Christian manner.
• On this very evening your marriage may be solemnized with all the wonted rites of our holy religion, and the blessing may be pronounced over you by the lips of a priest.
• A few marriages solemnized, funerals preached, neighborhood medical visits, and near-by meetings attended make the sum of his work from home.
• A TRUE MAN My last marriage was with Asa Gilbert Eddy, and was a blessed and spiritual union, solemnized at Lynn, Massachusetts, by the Rev.
• The marriage was to be solemnized in the chapel the next afternoon, and the whites were to attend.
• Upon the marriage of that lady to lord Spenser, afterwards earl of Sunderland, which was solemnized July 11, 1639, Mr.
• The nuptials of the faithful Fidus, and his loved Amata, were solemnized in the presence of all their friends.
• The month of May was thought an unlucky time for marriages being solemnized.
• Moreover, he had had a note two days before from his mother, from which he learned that the wedding was to be solemnized on that very day.
• A grand pacification took place in March, and was solemnized by an imposing procession to St.
• Now as others have had their Funerals solemnized, according to their Greatness and Grandure in the world, so likewise Mr.
• An excellent authority relates that the Aztecs of Micla, in Guatemala, celebrated their chief festival four times a year, and that four priests solemnized its rites.
• Money was solemnized here today with great pomp, and attended by some of the very wealthiest and most fashionable people of the country.
• Helier, had formed a strong attachment to one of the gentlemen, and as she left the island about the time they did, it was supposed a marriage had been solemnized.
• The marriage was solemnized at the house of our sister, Anna R.
• But the rite was afterwards solemnized by special license, in private, and at night.
• The Roman games were solemnized with magnificence, and exhibited thrice entire.
• The former were rigorously excluded from every sort of succession, but the latter were considered as legitimate as the offspring of the most regularly solemnized marriage.
• However, the king as usual had his own way, and the marriage was solemnized amidst great rejoicing and solemnity.
• Eval were obliged to leave England ere her marriage could be solemnized, the health of the latter prohibiting further delay.
• To simple ways like ours unused, Half solemnized and half amused, With long-drawn breath and shrug, my guest His sense of glad relief expressed.
• He is supposed to have smiled internally, when the border and highland champions bled and died in the savage sports of chivalry, by which his nuptials were solemnized.
• Mondays and Saturdays are likewise solemnized with masses, respectively for the deceased and in honor of our Lady, and are always attended by a certain number of people.
• At all the services of this feast there was a great concourse from the whole district who solemnized it, beginning the night before, with mirth, rejoicing, and games.
• There would be no more fitting place for the marriage of their daughter to be solemnized.
• Basil, in the city of Cherson, and then, at the same hour, the marriage rites with the princess were solemnized.
• On the 20th of February, 1712, Peter, who had previously acknowledged his private marriage with Catharine, had the marriage publicly solemnized at St.
• Marriages may usually be solemnized by ministers of the gospel, judges, justices of the peace, and certain other officers.

Similar words containing SOLEMNIZ without suffix ed

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