reverence
/ˈɹɛv.ə.ɹəns/
noun 5verb 1
Collocations
9(noun.)
ADJ
deep, great, profound | due, proper
VERB + REVERENCE
have
hold sb in
Many people hold their grandparents in reverence for the wisdom they share.
inspire
The old cathedral's architecture inspires reverence in visitors from around the world.
PREP
in ~
The audience stood in reverence as the elderly conductor took the stage for his final performance.
with ~
He treated his grandmother with great reverence because she had survived the war.
~ for
The ancient temple was built to show reverence for the gods who protected the village.
~ to/towards
Many people in the community held deep reverence towards the old temple.
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