Titles And Honorifics

noun a polite term of address for a woman, typically used to show respect or formality

• Madame, may I assist you with anything else?
• Hey madame, do you need any help?
• Yo, madame, what's up?
• Madame, your elegance shines brighter than the stars.

noun a title or form of address for a member of the clergy, especially in the Christian Church

adjective showing respect or reverence

article a word that is used with a noun to specify grammatical definiteness of the noun

• The reverend delivered a powerful sermon at the church service.
• I saw the reverend at the grocery store yesterday.
• The reverend is always dropping wisdom during his sermons.
• She was seen as a reverend in the field of psychology for her groundbreaking research.

adjective showing reverence and adoration; worthy of worship

• The worshipful mayor gave a speech at the grand opening of the new library.
• The worshipful bishop led the congregation in prayer at Sunday service.
• I heard the worshipful guru will be giving a talk at the community center.
• The artist's work was so awe-inspiring, it was almost worshipful in nature.