revere

• Nom désignant le revers d'un vêtement, en particulier le pan de tissu replié sur un vêtement féminin pour montrer l'envers, ou plus généralement le bord rabattu d'un col, d'une manche ou d'un vêtement.

A noun referring to a lapel on a woman's garment that is turned back to show the reverse side.

1. Lapel on a garmentC2formal

   A turned-back part of a garment, such as a lapel, that reveals the reverse side of the fabric, often used on women's clothing.

   Revers

   • The dress featured a wide revere that added elegance to the design.
   • She adjusted the revere on her jacket before the meeting.
   • The tailor carefully stitched the revere to ensure it lay flat.

   Synonymeslapelrevers

• Verbe utilisé pour exprimer un profond respect ou une grande admiration envers quelqu'un ou quelque chose.

A verb used to express the act of feeling deep respect or admiration for someone or something.

1. To worship or idolizeC1formal

   To love or admire someone or something unquestioningly and uncritically, often to an excessive degree.

   Vénérer

   • Some fans revere the singer as if she were a goddess.
   • The cult members revered their leader without question.
   • He revered the old master's teachings, never doubting their wisdom.

   Synonymesadoredeifyexaltglorifyhero-worshipvenerateworship

   Antonymesabhorcondemndespisedetestdisdainrevilescorn

2. To respect deeplyC1formal

   To feel or show great respect and admiration for someone or something, often considering them holy or exalted.

   vénérer

   • Many people revere the ancient traditions of their culture.
   • She is revered by her students for her wisdom and kindness.
   • The monument is revered as a symbol of national unity.

   Synonymesadmireesteemhonorreverencevenerateworship

   Antonymescontemndespisedisdaindishonordisrespectscorn