venerating

ˈvɛnəreɪtɪŋ

Definition

Definition of venerating - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

respectful

Rare

showing a lot of respect or admiration

Rare

Her venerating attitude towards the elderly is truly commendable.
The venerating speech moved everyone to tears.
His venerating gestures towards his mentor were appreciated.

respectful

reverent

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Origin of venerating

Latin, venerari (to worship)

Terms with venerating included in their meaning

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devil-worship

religion

the act of venerating or worshipping devils

reverencing

adj.

venerating

expressing veneration or honor

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French:vénérant, ...
German:ehrfürchtig, ...
Italian:riverente, ...
Spanish:venerante, ...
Portuguese:respeitosa, ...
Chinese:尊敬的, ...
Japanese:尊敬の念を示す, ...
Arabic:مبجل, ...
Hebrew:מַעֲרִיץ, ...
Russian:почтительный, ...
Ukrainian:шанобливий, ...
Hindi:आदरपूर्ण, ...
Bengali:শ্রদ্ধাশীল, ...
Catalan:venerador, ...
Czech:uctivý, ...
Danish:ærbødig, ...
Dutch:eerbiedig, ...
Greek:σεβαστικός, ...
Hungarian:tiszteletteljes, ...
Khmer:គោរពកោតសរសើរ, ...
Korean:존경하는, ...
Persian:احترام‌آمیز, ...
Polish:szanujący, ...
Portuguese (BR):respeitosa, ...
Romanian:respectuos, ...
Swedish:vördnadsfull, ...
Thai:เคารพนับถือ, ...
Turkish:saygılı, ...
Vietnamese:kính trọng, ...

venerate

ˈvɛnəˌreɪt

Definition of venerate - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.

respecthonor for qualities like holiness or wisdom

They venerate the saint for his wisdom.

respect

revere

high respectregard with great respect

Many cultures venerate their ancestors and elders.

respect

revere

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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, ...
Bengali:সম্মান করা, ...
Catalan:venerar, ...
Czech:uctívat, ...
Danish:ære, ...
Dutch:vereren, ...
Greek:τιμώ, ...
Hungarian:tisztelni, hódolni, ...
Khmer:គោរពបូជា, គោរពយ៉ាងខ្ពង់ខ្ពស់, ...
Korean:존경하다, ...
Persian:احترام گذاشت, حرمت نهادن, ...
Polish:czcić, ...
Portuguese (BR):venerar, ...
Romanian:a venera, ...
Swedish:vörda, ...
Thai:เคารพ, นับถือ, ...
Turkish:onurlandırmak, ...
Vietnamese:tôn kính, ...

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