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What is another word for reverent? – 270 reverent Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    respectful deferential worshipful devout pious solemn serious solemnized awed reverential venerable dignified polite courteous civil obliging considerate thoughtful mindful regardful appreciative grateful humble meek submissive obedient compliant dutiful faithful loyal devoted dedicated consecrated hallowed sacred saintly godly religious spiritual mystical transcendental exalted elevated noble refined cultured dignified majestic grand imposing stately ceremonious ritualistic formal solemn staid severe stern austere somber grave serious earnest sincere heartfelt genuine true fervent ardent passionate enthusiastic excited eager zealous

    Meaning of reverent

    According to the Oxford English Dictionary, "reverent" means feeling or showing deep respect, often in a religious or spiritual context.

    Definitions

    • * Merriam-Webster defines "reverent" as having or showing a feeling of deep respect, especially for something or someone considered sacred or holy.
    • * Cambridge Dictionary describes "reverent" as showing respect and often a feeling of awe for someone or something, especially something considered sacred.

    Example Uses

    • The crowd was reverent during the moment of silence, remembering the victims of the tragedy.
    • * The priest spoke in a reverent tone, urging the congregation to pray for peace.
    • * The tourists walked through the ancient temple with reverent footsteps, taking care not to disturb the sacred site.
    • * The artist's reverent depiction of the natural world inspired a sense of awe in all who saw it.

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    disrespectful irreverent impious blasphemous sacrilegious profane coarse crude rude impolite discourteous inconsiderate thoughtless mindless careless heedless arrogant proud haughty superior disdainful contemptuous scornful mocking derisive flippant frivolous lighthearted cavalier dismissive derogatory insulting offensive abusive violent aggressive hostile belligerent