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deference

/ˈdef.ər.əns/

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noun

/ˈdef.ər.əns/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее почтительное подчинение или уступку мнению, суждению или воле другого человека, часто из-за возраста, авторитета или социального положения.

A noun referring to respectful submission or yielding to the judgment, opinion, or will of another person, often due to age, authority, or social position.

uncountable

  1. Respectful submissionB2formal

    Humble respect and submission shown to someone because of their authority, age, or position.

    ruПочтительное уважение

    • He treated his elders with great deference.
    • In deference to her wishes, they changed the plan.
    • The junior staff showed deference to the CEO during the meeting.

    Synonymsacquiescencecomplianceesteemhomageobedienceobeisanceregardrespectreverencesubmissionsubmissivenessvenerationyielding

    Antonymscontemptdefiancedisobediencedisrespectinsolence

  2. Yielding to opinionB2formal

    The act of yielding to the opinion or judgment of another person.

    ruУважение к чужому мнению

    • Out of deference to the expert, they accepted his recommendation.
    • She showed deference to her mentor's advice.
    • The committee acted in deference to public opinion.

    Synonymsacquiescencecomplaisancecomplianceconcessionobediencesubmissionsubservienceyielding

    Antonymsdefiancedisobedienceinsubordinationrebellion

Forms
  • deferences plural form
  • deferences' possessive plural form
  • deference's possessive singular form
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