He looked at his father with reverence.
revere is a word used to describe looking up to someone or having a great respect for someone. The people would revere her, their new queen, as she was very beautiful and all-powerful. OR The reverence that they held for the priest was such that they would believe and do everything that he told them to do.
ano means "awe" or "reverence"
"Adoration" is a word that means undying devotion or deep love and reverence for someone or something.
Florence. Abhorrence. Dangerous torrents Are on the St. Lawrence...
Meaning "to show respect or veneration by falling to one's knees", "prostration" is not a common term but can be utilized diversely in a sentence. Just one example would be the following: "Upon concluding his performance, the street-artist informed the crowd that prostration was not required but tips would be much appreciated."
"I gave reverence to the dead veteran" - is that what your looking for?
the Japanese Commander was so brave and skilled during the battle,that he inspired reverence (when others honor and respect you) even to the enemy...
revere is a word used to describe looking up to someone or having a great respect for someone. The people would revere her, their new queen, as she was very beautiful and all-powerful. OR The reverence that they held for the priest was such that they would believe and do everything that he told them to do.
In the Our Father (prayer of the Christian Church). The sentence is: Hallowed be thy name.
The noun forms of the adjective 'reverent' are reverentness and reverence.
To be impious is to show lack of respect or reverence, especially towards a god or deity. Here is an example sentence using the word 'impious': 'The atheist was impious in his writings against the church.'
In the Light of Reverence was created in 2001.
Tagalog translation of reverence: galang
i have great reverence for your work. Your reverence can not help me.
Reverence - music festival - was created in 2003.
It is understandable - so in that sense it "makes sense" - but what it appears to be saying would be easier stated as "I revere him'. One doesn't generally "pay" reverence, nor is there a "towards" involved. One might "pay homage to", but that's slightly different in meaning.
You need the gift of reverence to have a sense of respect for God and His Church, respect all of creation, and act with humility. If you do these things, you exemplify the gift of reverence.