Significados de superstitious veneration em inglês

The Malagasy, like the ancient Egyptians, regard the crocodile with superstitious veneration.

The female patriarch of the household was regarded with superstitious veneration.

From time immemorial the mistletoe has been the object of superstitious veneration in Europe.

The superstitious veneration for the possessor of the magic throne produces a profound obedience.

He is very proud and sensitive, and has an almost superstitious veneration for the Holiday tradition.

Probably nearly every village had one, which in time became to be regarded with superstitious veneration.

I shall shew them in the proportion in which they appear to me, without envious malignity or superstitious veneration.

I shall show them in the proportion in which they appear to me, without envious malignity or superstitious veneration.

But it was tinged with the superstitious veneration with which the northern warriors had been accustomed to regard women.

Whatever poor Brummell's supernatural tendencies may have generally been, he had unquestionably a superstitious veneration for his lost sixpence.

But they were still carefully maintained, by honest legislators from superstitious veneration, by dishonest legislators for their own selfish ends.

Yet he usually falls at last into the popular idolatry, and passes with inconceivable rapidity from indignant scepticism into superstitious veneration.

Hence in Peru, tobacco is known as the sacred herb, and from its invigorating effect superstitious veneration is paid to the weed.

The Russians have a superstitious veneration for them, believing, I fancy, that they are inhabited by the souls of their departed relatives.

The sacrifice was made to the morning star, "O-pir-i-kut," which, with the Ski-di, especially, was an object of superstitious veneration.

Had it not, after all, been a superstitious veneration towards an ideal of faithfulness which had been Jenny's rather than his own?