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What does solumn mean?

"Solumn" is not a real word in the English language.

It's likely you meant solemn, which has a few different meanings:

* Serious and dignified: This is the most common meaning of solemn. It describes something or someone that is formal and serious, lacking in humor or lightheartedness. For example, a solemn oath, a solemn occasion, or a solemn face.

* Marked by deep feeling or seriousness: This meaning emphasizes the emotional weight of something. For example, a solemn promise, a solemn vow, or a solemn farewell.

* Characterized by religious reverence or awe: This meaning applies specifically to religious contexts. For example, a solemn mass, a solemn ceremony, or a solemn procession.

If you were thinking of another word, please let me know!

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