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Most contemporary Hindus do not actually worship the cow; though many venerate her.venerate = regard with feelings of respect and reverence
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Many venerate Mother Teresa because of her life of service and sacrifice.venerate = highly respect
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He venerated Snape, the first Slytherin headmaster since he himself had controlled the school, (source)venerated = respected
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...master stonemasons, erecting Templar churches all over Europe, but Rosslyn was considered their most sublime labor of love and veneration. (source)veneration = respect
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Then Gannel instructed Eragon how to properly venerate the god, explaining the signs and words that were used for homage. (source)venerate = worship (regard with feelings of respect and reverence)
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Rob wanted to make a public statement to defend himself, but he realized that going up against such a venerated figure in the media was a no-win situation. (source)venerated = respected and revered
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They greeted him with a solemnity that on this occasion had more of condolence than veneration, (source)veneration = feelings of respect and reverencestandard suffix: The suffix "-tion", converts a verb into a noun that denotes the action or result of the verb. Typically, there is a slight change in the ending of the root verb, as in action, education, and observation.
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...he venerated Big Brother, (source)venerated = regarded with feelings of respect and reverence
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The way the Indians venerate this terrain now, we'll come to see it as sacred in the next century. (source)venerate = regarding with feelings of respect and reverence
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We stood wordlessly there for a minute or two, venerating the cross, until the guard rubbed it out and walked away. (source)venerating = regarding with feelings of reverence (worship)
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How he venerates it even while resisting it!† (source)venerates = regards with feelings of respect and reverence
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Fred, in spite of his irritation, had kindness enough in him to be a little sorry for the unloved, unvenerated old man, who with his dropsical legs looked more than usually pitiable in walking.† (source)unvenerated = not respected or reveredstandard prefix: The prefix "un-" in unvenerated means not and reverses the meaning of venerated. This is the same pattern you see in words like unhappy, unknown, and unlucky.
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so many other people treated Major - de Coverley with such profound and fearful veneration that Colonel Cathcart had a hunch they might know something. (source)veneration = feelings of respect and reverence
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Never before, Siddhartha had venerated a person so much, never before he had loved a person as much as this one. (source)venerated = regarded with feelings of respect and reverence
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Although Moody's countrymen officially hate Americans, they venerate the American educational system. (source)venerate = respect and admire
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The arms at attention, the eyes ever lowered, a venerating bend to his head. (source)venerating = regarding with feelings of respect and reverence
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