reverentially

Ice fanatics and detractors alike speak reverentially of its ephemeral quality.

At the mid-morning hour, the cemetery where American service members from the Civil War onward are interred was reverentially still.

He leans in for a closer look and, almost reverentially, points to a scribble.

Wade decision — or, in the case of Brett Kavanaugh, reverentially acknowledge that “it has been reaffirmed many times” — only, once confirmed, to overturn that ruling and take away an established constitutional right.

My relatives in East Los Angeles spoke reverentially about her efforts as a state Assembly member in the 1980s to stop the construction of a prison there.