solemn
How to pronounce solemn:
Synonyms for solemn:
aristocratic
august
decorous
dignified
distinguished
distingué
earnest
elegant
glum
grave
handsome
imposing
portentous
portly
sedate
serious
sober
somber
sombre
staid
stately
thoughtful
Antonyms for solemn:
agitated
amusing
apathetic
bantering
beaming
blithe
boisterous
bright
carefree
casual
cheerful
cheery
chucklesome
comic
comical
cordial
couldn't-care-less
cute
disrespectful
droll
easy
excited
facetious
facile
farcical
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