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respect
noun as in admiration given by others
noun as in way, sense
verb as in admire; obey
Example Sentences
Marked up under his right eye, Yarde was not quite a sitting duck yet but was not winning rounds either - perhaps guilty of showing the champion too much respect.
"The Strauses were the ultimate love story, Ida refusing to leave her husband of 41 years as the Titanic sank, and this world record price is testament to the respect that they are held in."
Looking back, I suppose I thought that life would have more respect for our retirement plans.
The forecast is based on data from respected analysts Rystad Energy, which has confirmed the figures.
"We've chosen to plant it among some other 'saved' trees that we have planted on Sowe Common, serving as a beacon to inspire respect, understanding and a sense of responsibility toward all trees," she said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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