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Meanings of revere (reveres) in English
Love unquestioningly and uncritically or to excess; venerate as an idol.
Synonyms
Examples for "worship"
Examples for "worship"
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It's no longer left vs. right, it's state worship vs. individual rights.
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Aaron was Israel, and Israel was Aaron, for the purposes of worship.
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The last major Western society to worship female powers was Minoan Crete.
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And the middle-classes look up in worship and the lower-classes in supplication.
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The shooting followed attacks on other places of worship in recent years.
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But no one else will idolize and reverence you as I do.
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Max seemed to idolize him, and it wasn't hard to see why.
3
Tight-lipped as he was, Meyer certainly purported to idolize his mother Lydia.
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The men the civics books idolize rarely come to good ends.
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The fact is that it is impossible not to idolize that little one.
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Curiosity and hero-worship once took the author of these lines to Grimstad.
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In his present condition he did not feel inclined to receive hero-worship.
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Paris admires her deistical authors and makes them the objects of hero-worship.
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No amount of hero-worship seemed to have the least effect upon him.
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A mishap now might nip this very delightful little bud of hero-worship.
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Millions of young Turks idolise him, imitating his mannerisms and speech.
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The reason why I idolise him is he delivers every time, Whitlock said.
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Jump from the cross, rush among them, and the wretches will idolise you!
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The people who idolise Ronald Reagan now that they're no longer gaga for George?
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She and her mother absolutely idolise him, and I do not wonder at it.
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)
See moreUsage of reveres in English
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And next to these enviable beings he loves and reveres the sportsman.
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If there is anyone he truly reveres, it is his adopted father.
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He who loves goodness, harbors angels, reveres reverence, and lives with God.
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Modern witchcraft, she'd learned, was simply a religion that reveres nature.
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She reveres in my person a genius to which I make no pretension.
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He is the Abbe de Messonnier, whom all the world loves and reveres.
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Every Edinburgh man reveres the spot, hallowed by the remembrance of Lord Cockburn.
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This, then, is the way the world reveres its great ones.
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To our simplest sayings age seems to give a consecration which youth reveres.
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This tribute is due him from one who reveres his memory.
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Look him in the eye when all the world loves and reveres you.
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The king also reveres and believes the Law of Buddha, and honors the bhikshus.
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Society's toxic masculinity reveres aggression and is repulsed by victimhood.
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That it reveres Sir William Wallace beyond all other men, I do not deny.
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I can assure you, he reveres his grandfather as much as I revere mine.'
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The custom of the Northmen reveres the life of war.
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