revered

• Descreve alguém ou algo a quem se tem profundo respeito, admiração ou veneração, muitas vezes com sentido de algo sagrado ou digno de reverência.

Describes someone or something that is deeply respected, admired, or venerated.

1. Deeply respected or admiredB2formal

   Regarded with great respect, admiration, or veneration.

   Reverenciado

   • The revered professor received a lifetime achievement award.
   • She is a revered figure in the field of medicine.
   • The ancient temple is revered by pilgrims from around the world.

   Sinônimosadmiredbelovedcherishedesteemedhallowedhonoredidolizedrespectedworshipped

   Antônimosdespiseddishonoredscorned

• Verbo usado para expressar profundo respeito ou admiração por alguém ou algo, muitas vezes com um sentido de veneração ou devoção.

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.

   Idolatrar

   • 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.

   Sinônimosadoredeifyexaltglorifyhero-worshipvenerateworship

   Antônimosabhorcondemndespisedetestdisdainrevilescorn

2. To respect deeplyC1formal

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

   Reverenciar profundamente

   • 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.

   Sinônimosadmireesteemhonorreverencevenerateworship

   Antônimoscontemndespisedisdaindishonordisrespectscorn