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respect
noun as in admiration given by others
noun as in way, sense
verb as in admire; obey
Example Sentences
"Warren is a hugely respected coach and has coached over a number of years," said Howley.
“I've met some of these aging and some ailing nuclear test veterans and I have just enormous respect for the campaign that they've run and share their frustrated anguish,” he said.
“He was in many respects,” Mr. Mandelson added, “the cement that kept New Labour together.”
“He was willing to meet everybody, to listen to people, to disagree politely when needed, and when you saw the results ... virtually every San Franciscan either loves Daniel Lurie or likes and respects him.”
“Clearly the teacher was acting inappropriately with respect to the students,” said attorney Michael Overing, who teaches 1st Amendment rights at USC.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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