- a word derived from venerable.
Example Sentences
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This incident suggests that the only thing as venerably American as personal-injury claims, or political expedience, is the perverse regulation of public space.
From The Wall Street Journal • Jun. 18, 2026
His demeanor, as venerably core as it is, is somewhat belied by a business degree and a P&G-like devotion to building his brand.
From Time Magazine Archive
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Last week at Princeton University's Woodrow Wilson School of Government and International Affairs, Lyndon Johnson, venerably capped and gowned for the occasion, made a determined attempt to enlist the support of academe.
From Time Magazine Archive
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They settled in Rye, a super-affluent suburb, and on the grounds of the Apawamis Club—very In and venerably old as country clubs go.
From Time Magazine Archive
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The news shows Mayor De Roos venerably bowing his head at a press conference.
From "Native Speaker" by Chang-rae Lee
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