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re-sors', n. That from which a^'thing springs forth; that to which one resorts, or on which one depends for supply or support; pi. pecuniary means; funds; property that can be converted into "a. j con- ' supplies; capabilities of any kind. One j Respect, with special re-spekt', attention, v. t. regard To' look as worthy back of upon, particular notice rea. \ notice, honor, revere, venerate; to relate to, regard. ec-, — u. Act of respecting, or noticing with attention;; act of holding in high estimation; that which retakspects or pertains to any person or thing; relation; Rereference; pi. an expre ion of respect or deference. any — Rospect'able, o. Worthy of respect; fitted to Reawaken esteem; deserving regard; having a good — • reputation or standing: moderate in degree of excel part: lence or in number, but not despicable. — Respect'ablen , -abil'ity, n. State or quality of being respectable; state or quality which deserves or comj up;! mands respect. — Respect'ably, adv. In a respectable manner: in a manner to merit respect. — Respect'ftti, -ful, a. Marked or characterized by respect. — Re- (a: specting, p. pr., but commonly called a. preposition. Having regard or relation to; regarding; concerning. j — Respective, -iv, a. Noticing with attention; careful: wary; considerate: looking toward; having reference to; relative, not absolute; relating to particof! ular persons or things, each to each: particular; own. and — Respectively, adv. As relating to each; particueslarly; as belongs to each; relatively; not absolutely. the — R'es'pite, -pit, n. A postponement or delay; temob-; porary intermi ion of labor, or of any proce or opa. \ eratio'n; pause; ce ation; stay; reprieve. — v.i. lo grant or give a respite to. i Respire, re-spir', v. i. [-spjred (-spird'), -spiring.] j To take breath again; to'take rest or refreshment; | to breathe, inhale 'am with the lungs. — v. t. To breathe in and out; to inspire and expire (air); to breathe. — Res'pir a'tion, n. The act or proce of breathing, or drawing breath. a. Respite. See under Respect. Resnlendent, re-splen'dent. a. Sinning with brilliant luster; very bright. — R6splen'dence, -dency, -delist, n. State of being, etc.