- Look up reverence or
reverent in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Reverence may
refer to:
Reverence (emotion) a
subjective response to
something excellent...
- Squishy" and "Awful
Gladness of the Mater" in the Sa****ay
Evening Post. "The
Reverent Wooing of Archibald" and "The P****ing of Ambrose" were
illustrated by James...
- Dad's Army is a
British television sitcom about the
United Kingdom's Home
Guard during the
Second World War. It was
written by
Jimmy Perry and
David Croft...
- Bhakti-rasamrita-sindhu. In
South India, the
acharyas of the Sri
Sampradaya have
written reverently about Krishna in most of
their works,
including the
Tiruppavai by Andal...
- misspelling, with a more
appropriate label being reverent power. The
Cambridge English Dictionary defines reverent as "showing
great respect and admiration"...
-
supply of
melange is a
central theme of the Dune saga. The
sandworms are
reverently called Shai-Hulud by the planet's
indigenous Fremen, who
worship them...
-
guilt about what he has done.
After listening to the Buddha, Aṅgulimāla
reverently declares himself converted, vows to
cease his life as a
brigand and joins...
-
money to
build a
Presbyterian Church in
Nevada in 1864.
Twain created a
reverent portrayal of Joan of Arc, a
subject over
which he had
obsessed for forty...
- two ways
about it: this is a
perfect theater song. If that
sounds too
reverent, then I'll
reduce the
praise to 'perfectly wonderful,' or else say that...
- the
language of
other peoples,
Constantinople was
referred to just as
reverently. The
medieval Vikings, who had
contacts with the
empire through their...
