Reverenced: meaning, definitions and examples
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reverenced
[ ˈrɛvərənsd ]
show respect
To reverence means to regard or treat with deep respect and awe. This term often implies a profound admiration for someone or something, typically of a sacred or revered nature. It suggests an emotional and moral regard that goes beyond mere respect. In various contexts, it can refer to deities, important figures, or even historical events. The act of reverencing often involves ceremonies, rituals, or personal devotion.
Synonyms
honor, respect, revere, venerate, worship.
Examples of usage
- The community reverenced their ancestors during the festival.
- Many people reverence the teachings of influential leaders.
- She reverenced the traditions of her culture.
- Students were taught to reverence nature and its complexities.
Translations
Translations of the word "reverenced" in other languages:
🇵🇹 venerado
🇮🇳 श्रद्धा की गई
🇩🇪 verehrt
🇮🇩 dihormati
🇺🇦 шанований
🇵🇱 czczony
🇯🇵 尊敬された
🇫🇷 vénéré
🇪🇸 venerado
🇹🇷 saygı duyulan
🇰🇷 존경받는
🇸🇦 مُبَجَّل
🇨🇿 uctívaný
🇸🇰 úctyhodný
🇨🇳 受尊敬的
🇸🇮 častit
🇮🇸 heiðraður
🇰🇿 құрметтелген
🇬🇪 გადაწვდილი
🇦🇿 hörmətli
🇲🇽 venerado
Etymology
The word 'reverence' traces its origins to the Latin term 'reverentia', which signifies 'awe' or 'respect'. This Latin word is derived from 'revereri', meaning 'to stand in awe of, respect'. The term was adopted into Middle English in the late 14th century, initially denoting a deep respect for authority or the divine. Over the centuries, its usage has expanded to encompass a broader sense of profound admiration and respect for a variety of subjects, including nature, culture, and personal values. The nuanced meanings of reverence have evolved, reflecting changing societal values and beliefs, but its core essence of honor and deep respect remains unchanged.