deference in Greek
deference in Greek is σεβασμός — deference means respectful submission to another person's wishes, judgment, or authority.
deference in Greek
σεβασμός
Pronounced: sevasmos
What does "deference" mean?
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noun Respectful submission to another person's wishes, judgment, or authority.
"The junior staff treated the veteran surgeon with great deference."
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deference in a sentence
- The junior staff treated the veteran surgeon with great deference.
- Out of deference to her wishes, they cancelled the party.
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What is "deference" in Greek?
"deference" in Greek is σεβασμός. deference means: Respectful submission to another person's wishes, judgment, or authority.
How do you pronounce σεβασμός?
"deference" in Greek is σεβασμός, pronounced "sevasmos".
How do you use "deference" in a sentence?
Example: "The junior staff treated the veteran surgeon with great deference." In Greek, "deference" is σεβασμός.
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