Pronunciation: /ˈvɛnərətɪv/
noun a person who venerates or respects someone or something deeply
A1 I have a venerative attitude towards my grandparents.
A2 The venerative ceremony was held to honor the fallen soldiers.
B1 The venerative rituals of the indigenous tribe were fascinating to observe.
B2 The venerative practices of the ancient civilization were deeply ingrained in their culture.
C1 His venerative approach to leadership earned him respect and admiration from his team.
C2 The venerative traditions of the royal family were upheld with great pomp and ceremony.
adjective showing or characterized by veneration (respect or awe)
A1 She showed venerative respect towards her elders.
A2 The students displayed venerative behavior during the ceremony.
B1 The venerative attitude towards the historical monument was evident in the tour guide's speech.
B2 The venerative rituals performed by the tribe were a sight to behold.
C1 His venerative admiration for the artist was apparent in his detailed analysis of the artwork.
C2 The venerative tribute paid to the fallen soldiers was a moving and solemn ceremony.
formal The venerative ceremony honored the contributions of the founding members.
informal The venerative event was a touching tribute to our elders.
slang I'm feeling venerative towards my grandparents today.
figurative His venerative attitude towards tradition was evident in his every action.
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