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revere
verb (revered , revering ) to feel or show great respect or reverence for someone or something; to venerate.
[17c: from Latin revereri ]
reverer noun .
verb (revered , revering ) to feel or show great respect or reverence for someone or something; to venerate.
[17c: from Latin revereri ]
reverer noun .
reverence
noun
1 great respect or veneration, especially that shown to something sacred or holy.
2 a feeling of, or the capacity to feel, such respect.
3 an act or gesture that shows such respect, such as an act of obeisance or a bow.
4 the state of being held in such respect.
5 (His or Your Reverence) a title used to address or refer to some members of the clergy, especially a priest in Ireland.
verb (reverenced , reverencing ) to regard someone or something with great reverence; to venerate.
[13c: from Latin reverentia ]
noun
1 great respect or veneration, especially that shown to something sacred or holy.
2 a feeling of, or the capacity to feel, such respect.
3 an act or gesture that shows such respect, such as an act of obeisance or a bow.
4 the state of being held in such respect.
5 (His or Your Reverence) a title used to address or refer to some members of the clergy, especially a priest in Ireland.
verb (reverenced , reverencing ) to regard someone or something with great reverence; to venerate.
[13c: from Latin reverentia ]
reverend
adjective
1 worthy of being revered or respected.
2 (Reverend; abbreviation Rev or Revd) used before proper names as a title for members of the clergy, and in other titles such as Most Reverend for an archbishop or an Irish RC bishop, Right Reverend for a bishop or a Moderator of the Church of Scotland, Very Reverend for a dean or a former Moderator, and Reverend Mother for a Mother Superior of a convent.
noun , colloq a member of the clergy.
[15c: from Latin reverendus worthy of reverence]
adjective
1 worthy of being revered or respected.
2 (Reverend; abbreviation Rev or Revd) used before proper names as a title for members of the clergy, and in other titles such as Most Reverend for an archbishop or an Irish RC bishop, Right Reverend for a bishop or a Moderator of the Church of Scotland, Very Reverend for a dean or a former Moderator, and Reverend Mother for a Mother Superior of a convent.
noun , colloq a member of the clergy.
[15c: from Latin reverendus worthy of reverence]
reverent
adjective showing, feeling or characterized by great respect or reverence.
[14c]
reverently adverb .
adjective showing, feeling or characterized by great respect or reverence.
[14c]
reverently adverb .
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