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venerable
adjective
1 deserving to be greatly respected or revered, especially on account of age or religious association.
2 (Venerable)
a C of E given as a title to an archdeacon;
b RC Church given as a title to a person due to be declared a saint.
[15c: from Latin venerabilis , from venerari to revere]
venerableness noun .
venerably adverb .
adjective
1 deserving to be greatly respected or revered, especially on account of age or religious association.
2 (Venerable)
a C of E given as a title to an archdeacon;
b RC Church given as a title to a person due to be declared a saint.
[15c: from Latin venerabilis , from venerari to revere]
venerableness noun .
venerably adverb .
venerate
verb (venerated , venerating ) to regard someone or something with deep respect or awe; to revere someone or something.
[17c: from Latin venerari , veneratus to adore or revere]
veneration noun .
verb (venerated , venerating ) to regard someone or something with deep respect or awe; to revere someone or something.
[17c: from Latin venerari , veneratus to adore or revere]
veneration noun .
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