awe

(eg. human, house, critical )

awe  /ˈɑ/ ? Meaning of "awe"

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Definition(s):

  1. (n) an overwhelming feeling of wonder or admiration
  2. (n) a feeling of profound respect for someone or something
  3. (v) inspire awe in

Synonym(s)

reverence, veneration

Usage(s):

  1. I need awe in my life.
  2. Reverence and awe aren't democratic virtues.
  3. A combination of awe and rebellion helped shape not only Einstein's science, but also his spiritual journey, ultimately determining the nature of his faith.

Quotes

  1. "We are a little disappointed to lose a lead like that, but we must be pleased. Slovenia has not come to the World Cup because of luck but because of our endeavours, and we should not stand in awe of anyone," said Kek. "We lost our...
    on Jun 18, 2010 By: Matjaž Kek Source: Premier League FanHouse (blog)

  2. Mr Obama said: "The sheer improbability of this victory is part of what makes D-Day so memorable. Long after our time on this Earth has passed, one word will still bring forth the pride and awe of men and women who will never meet the heroes who sit...
    on Jun 7, 2009 By: Barack Obama Source: Mirror.co.uk

  3. In her acceptance speech, Hudson gushed: "I'm just in awe right now. ...... I would like to thank my family in heaven and those who are here today."
    on Feb 8, 2009 By: Jennifer Hudson Source: International Herald Tribune

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/ɪ ˈrɛ və kə bəl /

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