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Meanings of revere (reveres) in English
Love unquestioningly and uncritically or to excess; venerate as an idol.
American silversmith remembered for his midnight ride (celebrated in a poem by Longfellow) to warn the colonists in Lexington and Concord that British troops were coming (1735-1818)
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Examples for "revers"
Examples for "revers"
1
His coat was of light-weight cloth with voluminous revers, a long swallow-tail and large steel buttons.
2
They want cerise satin revers on a plum-colored foulard, and that's what we've been giving them.
3
The good woman felt of it carefully, and thought she observed in the skirts and revers thicknesses of paper.
4
He was dressed in a blue broadcloth coat with flaps and revers of same, trimmed with large beautiful buttons.
5
The V-shaped vesture gives her a longer waist, and the long lines of the revers add to the length of her skirt.
Usage of reveres in English
1
And next to these enviable beings he loves and reveres the sportsman.
2
If there is anyone he truly reveres, it is his adopted father.
3
He who loves goodness, harbors angels, reveres reverence, and lives with God.
4
Modern witchcraft, she'd learned, was simply a religion that reveres nature.
5
She reveres in my person a genius to which I make no pretension.
6
He is the Abbe de Messonnier, whom all the world loves and reveres.
7
Every Edinburgh man reveres the spot, hallowed by the remembrance of Lord Cockburn.
8
This, then, is the way the world reveres its great ones.
9
To our simplest sayings age seems to give a consecration which youth reveres.
10
This tribute is due him from one who reveres his memory.
11
Look him in the eye when all the world loves and reveres you.
12
The king also reveres and believes the Law of Buddha, and honors the bhikshus.
13
Society's toxic masculinity reveres aggression and is repulsed by victimhood.
14
That it reveres Sir William Wallace beyond all other men, I do not deny.
15
I can assure you, he reveres his grandfather as much as I revere mine.'
16
The custom of the Northmen reveres the life of war.
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