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Meanings of venerate in English
Usage of venerate in English
1
They may venerate the thing; and, anyway, they're smart in some respects.
2
To crush fanaticism and to venerate the infinite, such is the law.
3
In England they venerate so many laws, that they never repeal any.
4
Ye venerate me; but what if your veneration should some day collapse?
5
The Chinese reverence their dead and venerate the spots in which they lie.
6
We venerate education but fail to elevate the people tasked with providing it.
7
We must love and venerate that which was lovable and venerable in it.
8
Human beings tend to venerate what finished well, not what was done well.
9
There are few men in history whom I so deeply venerate.
10
Nevertheless they venerate the sun, and salute the sunrise with respect.
11
Let us venerate the sceptre, which is the first of staves.
12
But I may speak of what I myself admire and venerate.
13
They had taught the Norman Conqueror to venerate their ancient rights.
14
He is at war with everything we venerate and build on.
15
She was no iconoclast, no hater of what other men love and venerate.
16
No one has more reason to venerate his name than myself.
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