reverence

• Nom désignant un sentiment ou une attitude de profond respect, de vénération ou de dévotion, souvent dirigé vers une personne, une divinité ou un objet sacré.

A noun referring to a feeling or attitude of deep respect, awe, or veneration, often directed towards a person, deity, or sacred object.

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1. B2formal

   A feeling or attitude of deep respect, veneration, or awe for someone or something.

   Profond respect

   • The students showed great reverence for their elderly teacher.
   • He spoke of the ancient traditions with reverence.
   • The ceremony was conducted with the utmost reverence.

   Synonymesadmirationadorationaweesteemhonorrespectvenerationworship

   Antonymescontemptdisdaindisrespectirreverencescorn

2. Act of honoringB2formal

   An act or gesture that shows deep respect, often in a religious or formal context.

   Acte de vénération

   • They paid reverence to the fallen soldiers by laying a wreath.
   • The monks performed their daily acts of reverence.
   • The audience stood in reverence as the national anthem played.

   Synonymesadorationdeferencehomagehonorobeisancerespectvenerationworship

   Antonymesblasphemydisrespectirreverencesacrilege

• Verbe exprimant un profond respect, une vénération ou une crainte révérencielle envers quelqu'un ou quelque chose, souvent dans un contexte religieux ou spirituel.

A verb used to express the act of showing deep respect, veneration, or awe for someone or something, often in a religious or spiritual context.

1. To regard with deep respectC1formal

   To feel or show profound respect, veneration, or awe for someone or something.

   vénérer, révérer

   • They reverence the ancient traditions of their culture.
   • She reverences her grandfather's wisdom and experience.
   • The community reverences the sacred site as a place of pilgrimage.

   Synonymesadoreesteemhonorreverevenerateworship

   Antonymesabhorcontemndespisedisdaindisrespectmockridiculescorn