"solemncholy" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "Blend of solemn + melancholy.",
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          "ref": "1879, Kate Ross, A Sicilian Legacy, volume 2, page 230:",
          "text": "On the night of the 4th of February , Ailie wrote to her cousin elect—\n“This is the maddest, merriest Sunday which any one of these, your five solemncholy English friends have ever spent. […]",
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          "text": "I wouldna deny it in front of such a number of sharp-eyed solemncholy gentlemen. I flung the stone that dropped Mr Crawford.",
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        "solemn; serious"
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        "(nonstandard, dialect or humorous) solemn; serious"
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