Reverence
Reverencen.a venraton, respect, honor, title of the clergy, bow, courtesy, act of obeisance
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Reverence (2)
Reverencev.t.to regard with awful respect
Reverencer
Reverencern.one who regards with reverence
Reverend
Reverenda.deserving or entitled to reverence
Reverend (2)
Reverendn.a clergy man, minister, divine
Reverent
Reverenta.expressing veneration, humble, low
Reverential
Reverentiala.expressing reverence or regard
Reverentially
Reverentiallyad.with a show of reverence
Reverently
Reverentlyad.with awe, respectfully, humbly
Reverer
Reverern.one who reverers, one who venerates
Reverie
Reverie, or Reveryn.irregualr or loose thought
Reversal
Reversaln.a change, a change of sentence
Reverse
Reversev.to invert, change, overturn, repeal
Reverse (2)
Reversen.the opposit side, change, vicissitude
Reverse (3)
Reversea.contrary, opposit
Reversed
Reversedpa.turned upside down, repealed
Reversible
Reversiblea.that may be reversed or repealed
Reversion
Reversionn.a right to sucession, a succession
Reversionary
Reversionarya.having a right in succession
Revert
Revertv.t.to return, to turn over;n.a return
Revertent
Revertentn.a medicin which restores inverted motion
Revertible
Revertiblea.returnable, that may return back
Revertive
Revertivea.returning back, causing to return
Revest
Revestv.t.to clothe, to put again in possession
Revestiary
Revestiaryn.a place for vestments, a wardrobe
Revestment
Revestmentn.a strong wall or the outside of a rampart to support the earth
Revibrate
Revibratev.to vibrate back again or in return