Meanings of venerate (venerates) in English

She venerates him, is over-awed at her own happiness, learns, loves.

Are there stories told unworthy a man who venerates the name of his mother?

Holy Church venerates you as her patron and guardian.

No man living venerates Homer more than I do.

He whom I love, and who venerates me, made not the least effort to defend me.

She venerates his gray hairs, pure of dye.

No man venerates it more than Beatty.

Emily, said I, venerates her guardian.

Startup culture venerates the kind of "fake it till you make it" hustling that Holmes deployed.

In the 10th book of the Republic too, he venerates those separate forms which subsist in a divine intellect.

There may be few things quite so revealing about a country's sense of itself as the icons it venerates.

She venerates and esteems him more highly than any other living being, and his influence over her is greater.

No wonder she venerates him.

Abe appointed unapologetic revisionists to high-profile posts; he venerates the Yasukuni Shrine, where Japanese convicted of war crimes are enshrined.

The Clan venerates Ursus, the Spirit of the Cave Bear, much the way the Others honor the Great Earth Mother.

For one learns sooner, and more willingly remembers, that which a man derides, than that which he approves and venerates.