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venerability's Usage Examples:

Within their own respective ranks, the rank of Peers correspond to the venerability (age) of the creation of their peerages, but the Peerage of England (pre-1707).

important in the notion of an ideal garden: spaciousness, serenity, venerability, scenic views, subtle design, and coolness.

Nabataean inscriptions, Adnan seems to hold some kind of importance or venerability, to the extent that some Nabataean (Nabioth's descendants.

look about their readiness to fight against anyone not showing enough venerability.

American architecture comments that the style is "equated with stability, venerability, and success in society and business, due in no small part to the notoriety.

to the distant foundation of the monastery and emphasize the age and venerability of the complex.

George Duffield MBE Friendly proves a class act Duffield's verve undimmed by venerability.

Due to his popularity and venerability, he was called Baba Ji (father figure) in the film industry.

used in support of the claims of later Norwegian kings concerning the venerability and extent of their rule.

Celtic mythology and poetry, which often associated them with wisdom and venerability.

The Stokes household, despite its venerability, was not without its concerns about broader society.

spiritual support to maintain the laying foundations which embraced the venerability of San Isidro.

and altogether unlovely structures, structures that lack any of the venerability of age and present only its pathos, and the space they occupy could readily.

Andrea Maggiali proposed again the cause of beatification or at least the venerability of Giancarlo Rastelli.

promulgated the Akbari doctrine of wahdat al-wajud, he never rejected the venerability of saints who belonged to all the other Sufi orders.

Today they are used, mainly as display type, to convey a sense of venerability.

venerability's Meaning':

the quality of deserving veneration

Synonyms:

venerableness; honorableness; honourableness;

Antonyms:

dishonorableness; honorable; dishonorable; unrespectability;