Meanings of venerating in anglès

And I have heard of papists venerating little pieces of saints' bones.

As to really venerating and loving him-theless said about that the better.

The trend also includes motivating workers with Soviet-style slogans venerating the pleasures of work.

Christians began venerating relics of the saints sometime shortly after the death of Jesus.

Conscientious-socall I him who goeth into God-forsaken wildernesses, and hath broken his venerating heart.

Provided only that we can find him, I will pass the rest of my life in venerating him.

They are opposed to the drug war, racial guilt, political correctness, closed borders and "venerating the housewife".

The Academy again made a host of missteps in venerating the problematic Green Book and distinctly average Bohemian Rhapsody.

But an interest in Matilda sprung up in her breast, in proportion as she conceived a venerating gratitude for Darrell.

The group is opposed to the drug war, racial guilt, political correctness, closed borders and "venerating the housewife".

The superstition is encouraged by the monks, who rejoice to see the infidel Bedouins venerating the same object with themselves.

He paid his venerating respects to the founders of the C.P.R., but he seemed to have more enthusiasm for Lord

The children, almost without exception, were docile and obedient, venerating the sisters in charge, and quick to respond to their slightest word.

Tertullian accuses the Valentinians of having adopted the custom of venerating them; a custom, he says, introduced by Melampus from Egypt into Greece.

Even then, respecting, almost venerating their power, and pondering over it, he had yet to divine its secret essence-thehonor and the law.

Suppressing these truths, while venerating Australia's servile role in the colonial wars of Britain and the US, has almost cult status in Canberra today.