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Meanings of reverential awe in English

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Usage of reverential awe in English
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He bowed himself, in reverential awe, before the thought of her martyrdom.
The History of Sir Richard Calmady: A Romance
2
Under the Count's tuition he studied with reverential awe the Huescar history.
Paul Kelver
3
She felt it as a withdrawal of intimacy, though it expressed reverential awe.
The King Of Beaver, and Beaver Lights / From "Mackinac And Lake ...
4
One looks with head bowed and breath held in, and reverential awe ever deepening.
Quiet Talks about Jesus
5
Such persons admire with reverential awe the greatness of God and feel His love.
Young Lion of the Woods / Or, A Story of Early Colonial Days
6
With emotions of reverential awe he read the inspired document.
The Lions of the Lord: A Tale of the Old West
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A reverential awe pervaded their bosoms, at a sight so wonderful and so unexpected.
Female Scripture Biography, Volume I
8
Miko held it out in front of her, staring at the weapon with reverential awe.
Brave New World
9
I glance at them with reverential awe, and am more than half afraid of them.
Mushrooms on the Moor
10
I stood before him in reverential awe, and he gazed upon me with a kindly smile.
Louisa of Prussia and Her Times: A Historical Novel
11
When Zeus stepped out of the craft, the same crowd gasped and stared with reverential awe.
Book One: Apotheosis
12
The little group of Scotch people that had gathered stood and gazed at her with reverential awe.
Nonsense Novels
13
A halo of religion and sanctity envelopes him with that reverential awe we give to true virtue.
Alvira: The Heroine of Vesuvius
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The young clones followed him blindly, took his orders without question, and looked on him with reverential awe.
Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang
15
Is this synonymous with reverential awe?
Forge of Darkness
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The scene inspired madame with reverential awe, and her thoughts involuntarily rose, 'from Nature up to Nature's God.'
A Sicilian Romance
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