শ্রদ্ধা ও ভক্তি অনুভূতির সঙ্গে বিবেচনা; পবিত্র বা তার চেয়ে উচ্চ মর্যাদা বিবেচনা বা ভয় হতে

reverencing's Usage Examples:

taste, he held in affection the great masters of English literature, reverencing in particular Charles Dickens and all that pertained to him .

Order of Mass, the bishop or priest celebrant bows and kisses the altar, reverencing it, upon arriving at the altar during the entrance procession before.

reason, there is traditionally no movement in the church including no reverencing of icons or making the sign of the cross.

spoke, the rest of the Israelites assented to his ordinances and rights, reverencing his authority", so that the general sense differs little from the Chaldee.

These alone both saw and announced the truth to men, neither reverencing nor fearing any man, not influenced by a desire for glory, but speaking.

his magnum opus, the Kyōgyōshinshō, he writes of himself: Therefore, reverencing the expositions of the treatise masters and relying on the exhortations.

Devotees believe that in reverencing the image they thus pay respect to the person it signifies.

their concern to avoid ditheism by reverencing Jesus rather consistently with reference to 'the Father', combine to.

It shows crude stick-figures of a boy reverencing his 'God', who has the head of a jackass and is upon a cross with arms.

Thus, reverencing law, we enter our protest against rules and customs which are unworthy.

After presenting their gifts and reverencing the altar and Nativity scene, the kings take special seats of honor and.

Directly following the wedding was the three-day ceremony for the reverencing of the ancestors.

reverencing's Meaning':

regard with feelings of respect and reverence; consider hallowed or exalted or be in awe of

Synonyms:

venerate; enshrine; respect; saint; prize; worship; fear; esteem; value; prise; revere;

Antonyms:

disesteem; disrespect; fearlessness; unafraid; misogyny;