Revere

rē-vēr′, v.t. to regard with respectful awe: to venerate.— adj. Revēr′able , worthy of reverence.— n. Rev′erence , fear arising from high respect: respectful awe: veneration: honour: an act of revering or obeisance: a bow or courtesy: a title of the clergy.— v.t. to regard with reverence: to venerate or honour.— n. Rev′erencer .— adjs. Rev′erend , worthy of reverence: a title of the clergy (see Rev. ): ( B. ) awful: venerable; Rev′erent , showing reverence: submi ive: humble; Reveren′tial , proceeding from reverence: respectful: submi ive.— advs. Reveren′tially ; Rev′erently .— n. Re′verer , one who reveres.— Do reverence , to do honour; Make reverence , to worship; Saving your reverence , with all due respect to you. [O. Fr. reverer (Fr. révérer )—L. reverēri — re- , inten., verēri , to feel awe.]