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veneration

/ˌven.əˈreɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant un profond sentiment de respect, de révérence ou de dévotion envers quelqu'un ou quelque chose, souvent lié à une piété religieuse ou à une disposition à servir Dieu.

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/ˌven.əˈreɪ.ʃən/C2formal
  • frNom désignant un profond sentiment de respect, de révérence ou de dévotion envers quelqu'un ou quelque chose, souvent lié à une piété religieuse ou à une disposition à servir Dieu.

A noun referring to a deep feeling of respect, awe, or reverence for someone or something, often associated with religious devotion or the willingness to serve God.

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  1. Profound respectC1formal

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

    frVénération (profond respect)

    • The students showed great veneration for their elderly professor.
    • He spoke of his mentor with deep veneration.
    • The monument is a place of veneration for many visitors.

    Synonymesadmirationadorationawedevotionhonorrespectreverenceworship

    Antonymescontemptderisiondespisaldisdaindisrespectscorn

  2. Religious devotionC1formal

    A strong sense of religious reverence and willingness to serve a deity.

    frVénération religieuse

    • The monks practiced veneration through daily prayer and meditation.
    • Her veneration for the divine was evident in her charitable work.
    • The ceremony was an act of veneration for the gods.

    Synonymesadorationawedevotionhomagepietyreverenceworship

Formes
  • venerations plural form
  • venerations' possessive plural form
  • veneration's possessive singular form
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