Definition of venerate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
respecthonor for qualities like holiness or wisdom
- They venerate the saint for his wisdom.
2.
high respectregard with great respect
- Many cultures venerate their ancestors and elders..
Origin of venerate
Latin, venerari (to worship)
Examples of venerate in a sentence
In many cultures, people venerate their ancestors with rituals. The community venerate the local hero for his bravery. They venerate the ancient tree as a symbol of wisdom.
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- French:vénérer, ...
- German:verehren, ...
- Italian:venerare, ...
- Spanish:venerar, reverenciar, ...
- Portuguese:venerar, ...
- Chinese:尊敬, ...
- Japanese:尊敬する, ...
- Arabic:وَقَّرَ, ...
- Hebrew:לַחֲלוֹק כָּבוֹד לְ, לְכַבֵּד מְאֹד, ...
- Russian:почитать, уважать, ...
- Ukrainian:шанувати, ...
- Hindi:सम्मानित करना, श्रद्धा करना, ...
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