1. to perform a formal ceremony, especially a wedding or religious service
Usage: formal
2. to make something serious, grave, or dignified
Usage: formal

Examples

• The priest will solemnize their marriage next Saturday.
• A judge can solemnize wedding ceremonies in most states.
• The community gathered to solemnize the memorial service.
• They chose to solemnize their vows in a simple outdoor ceremony.
• The occasion was solemnized with a moment of silence.
• The rabbi agreed to solemnize the interfaith wedding.
• We must solemnize this important milestone in our history.