Can solemnity describe people?

Can solemnity describe people as follows:

1. Synonyms of solemnity: quiet, serious.

1. Be quiet.

Definition: solemn and quiet.

Quotation: The first scene of Cao Yu's "Wang Zhaojun": "Quiet! The Xiongnu chief chariot is about to enter the palace. The chariot has already arrived in front of Weiyang Palace. The harem is silent!"

2. Serious.

Interpretation: Awe-inspiring and serious, it can describe a person's state; it can also describe the atmosphere.

Quotation: The third paragraph of Lao She's "Er Horse": "The husband, daughter, and son were all silent, and the room was more serious than the court."

2. The antonym of solemnity: Frivolous, boisterous.

1. Frivolous.

Definition: casual in words and deeds, not serious or solemn.

Quotation: Zhou Erfu's "Morning in Shanghai" Part 4 No. 59: "The bloated and thick clouds were suddenly lined with layers of gold, making them appear frivolous and transparent."

2. Noisy.

Definition: loud and lively; noisy.

Quotation: Part 5 of Wang Xiyan's "The Ancient House": "During the day, this should be a very noisy place where merchants gather."

Extended information:

Serious explanation:

1. Solemn and solemn.

Quotation: Huang Chuanti's "The Palace Museum": "The layout is basically the same as the first three palaces, but the solemn atmosphere has been reduced, and the color painting patterns have also changed significantly."

Example: A solemn atmosphere enveloped the venue.

2. Be quiet and gentle.

Quotation: Guo Moruo's "Chaoji: Touring Lake Liga": "Walking in the woods by the lake in the evening, the mountain atmosphere is solemn and refreshing."

Example: The sky in late autumn is unusually solemn and solemn. Refreshing, after self-study, the sky turned dark, making people feel very mysterious.