Word of Sun, 13 December 2020

Solemn

Meaning:

Having or showing a formal and serious or reserved manner

Antonyms

Coarse

Crass

Crude

Improper

Indecent

Uncouth

Unseemly

Vulgar

Flighty

Frivolous

Giddy

Goofy

Silly

Undignified

Synonyms

August

Dignified

Distingué

Distinguished

Imposing

Portly

Staid

Stately

Aristocratic

Elegant

Elevated

Handsome

Lordly

Magisterial

Majestic

Noble

One Word:

Having or showing a formal and serious or reserved manner

Sentence:

The director of the funeral home has a fittingly solemn demeanor

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