Solemnifies vs Solemnities - What's the difference?
solemnifies | solemnities |
(solemnify)
To make solemn.
* {{quote-news, year=2009, date=2009-03-13, author=Toby Cecchini, title=Mixing Metaphors, work=New York Times
, passage=The drink dates to 1861, when it was allegedly concocted at Brooks’s, a Whig party hangout in London, to commemorate the death of Queen Victoria’s prince consort Albert (or, more accurately, as a smoke screen to solemnify taking a glass of either stout or Champagne on so mournful an occasion). }}
As a verb solemnifies
is (solemnify).As a noun solemnities is
.solemnifies
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