reverent
1 of 1adjective/ˈrɛvərənt/
Forms:more reverent,most reverent
1
feeling or displaying a great amount of admiration and respect
- The audience was reverent during the keynote speaker’s address.
- His tone was reverent when discussing his mentor’s achievements.
- The students listened with a reverent attitude during the ceremony.
- The artist's work received a reverent response from critics.
- He spoke in a reverent manner about the traditional practices.
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2
showing deep respect and honor toward God
- The congregation stood in reverent silence during the prayer.
- His reverent tone reflected his devotion.
- She gave a reverent bow before the altar.
- The hymn was sung in a reverent manner.
- He approached the sacred site with a reverent attitude.
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