reverence in Latin
reverence in Latin is reverentia, revereor — reverence means deep respect and awe, often tinged with a sense of the sacred.
reverence in Latin
reverentia
revereor
(transitive) To show or feel reverence to.
What does "reverence" mean?
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noun Deep respect and awe, often tinged with a sense of the sacred.
"Visitors spoke in hushed tones, out of reverence for the ancient temple."
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verb To regard or treat with reverence.
"The community reverences its founding elders."
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reverence in a sentence
- Visitors spoke in hushed tones, out of reverence for the ancient temple.
- He treated his grandfather's old tools with a kind of reverence.
- The community reverences its founding elders.
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What is "reverence" in Latin?
"reverence" in Latin is reverentia, revereor. reverence means: Deep respect and awe, often tinged with a sense of the sacred.
How do you use "reverence" in a sentence?
Example: "Visitors spoke in hushed tones, out of reverence for the ancient temple." In Latin, "reverence" is reverentia, revereor.
Are there other ways to say "reverence" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "reverence": reverentia, revereor.
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