Sample Sentences fordeference (editor-reviewed)
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They changed their strategy in deference to the President's wishes.deference = respect
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Out of deference to the Hindu visitors, they did not serve beef.deference = polite respect
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In their culture, people are respectful of each other's feelings and are especially deferential towards the elderly.deferential = respectful
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She gets deferential treatment because she is well known for giving $100 tips.deferential = especially respectful
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He had the respect of everyone, and he was treated with deference in his evening practices. (source)deference = polite respect
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Other prisoners warned Louie that he had to show deference or the Bird would never stop. (source)deference = submission
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Everyone treated me with the deference accorded only to the school's top athletes. (source)deference = polite respect
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Then came voices--the conductor's, deferential, apologetic; and a woman's, insistent and voluble. (source)deferential = polite and respectful
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I was horrified, too, but there was something pleasant about a guy so despicable that he wouldn't treat us deferentially. (source)deferentially = in a politely respectful manner
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Anatole held his tongue, in deference to my family. (source)deference = polite respect
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"Charming, charming," murmured the Director and, giving her two or three little pats, received in exchange a rather deferential smile for himself. (source)deferential = politely respectful
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They watched him cross the lobby, touch Mrs. Brant's elbow deferentially, (source)deferentially = with polite respect
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Take action in scorn of deference. (source)deference = submission to another
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Only Reba, with her light pimply skin and deferential manner, looked as though her simplicity might also be vacuousness. (source)deferential = politely respectful
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The man smiled and inclined his head deferentially toward Max and David. (source)deferentially = with polite respect
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PARRIS, as soon as the door begins to open: "No-no, I cannot have anyone." He sees her, and a certain deference springs into him, although his worry remains. "Why, Goody Putnam, come in." (source)deference = polite respect
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