deferential in Germany
deferential [defərenʃl] ehrerbietig
Sentence patterns related to "deferential"
1. He is deferential to his superiors.
2. I am deferential and respectful in the presence of artists.
3. Most professionals were a deferential, biddable lot.
4. He was very deferential. He was not trying to insinuate himself.
5. She is always extremely deferential to anyone in authority.
6. 1 They like five-star hotels and deferential treatment.
7. They like five-star hotels and deferential treatment.
8. This page shows answers to the clue Bowed.Bowed may be defined as “(music) of a stringed instrument“Showing an excessively deferential manner“Bowing showing an excessively deferential manner”
9. Bow and scrape, to be excessively polite or deferential
10. Closer to home is the deferential treatment shown to human bodies in medical schools.
11. She is always extremely deferential to/towards anyone in authority.
12. It is Carney, though, deferential but persistent, who does most of the questioning.
13. At thirty-five, Wang was slight of frame, deferential in conversation.
14. All the waiters were suave and deferential, but her waiter had an edge.
15. And that a few deferential protestations would take the edge from her displeasure.
16. And I felt resentful contempt of my own, for Sebastian and his deferential barber.
17. Eager to please; deferential; obliging; agreeable or gracious: He is a Complaisant host.
18. Synonyms for Arrect include regardful, dutiful, respectful, attentive, aware, careful, considerate, deferent, deferential and heedful
19. Members of the public are less deferential, better informed, and more litigious than they used to be.
20. Not be previous that person insults king, is that person deferential to king later?
21. 24 Our house was immaculate, and Mother taught us to be polite and deferential to visitors.
22. Antonyms for Condescending include approachable, deferential, friendly, humble, respectful, dutiful, regardful, gracious, civil and courteous
23. Our house was immaculate, and Mother taught us to be polite and deferential to visitors.
24. There is also an exaggerated demarcation of social distance between ranks, and deferential behavior by subordinate ranks toward superiors.
25. Antonyms for Braggadocious include humble, meek, modest, deferential, demure, diffident, self-effacing, unpretentious, shy and retiring
26. They use the force of gravity, redirecting it into deferential equation slopes that you can surf.
27. Fei Little Beard , his eyes still on the floor , replied with a string of deferential yeses.
28. Richard, of course, never deferential, never awed, totally fearless, just played the other way flat out!
29. The formal ones include honorific deferential , and humbling terms, all of them generally universal and systematic.
30. 21 For a number of years after he ascended the throne he remained highly deferential to gentry concerns.
31. For a number of years after he ascended the throne he remained highly deferential to gentry concerns.
32. Each time he begins with a deferential tone, she disconnects the call and makes him start again.
33. Not to be confused with: Complaisant – eager to please; deferential; obliging; agreeable or gracious: He is a Complaisant host
34. There was his clique of sycophantic friends, many of them middle-aged, who were too fawning and deferential.
35. Until she won their trust their manners were deferential, identical to the old-fashioned manners of her own youth.
36. The child grows up with intimate forms of speech, but requires the deferential forms in later contact with the world.
37. 23 For all her aristocratic breeding, this innocent young kindergarten teacher felt totally at sea in the deferential hierarchy of Buckingham Palace.
38. For all her aristocratic breeding, this innocent young kindergarten teacher felt totally at sea in the deferential hierarchy of Buckingham Palace.
39. The results revealed striking similarities between the two languages: Deferential voice is quieter and Breathier, and has less fluctuation of pitch and loudness
40. As a result of its contribution to Allied victory in the First World War, Canada became more assertive and less deferential to British authority.
41. Bowed adj adjective: Describes a noun or pronoun--for example, "a tall girl," "an interesting book," "a big house." figurative (submissive, deferential) deferente, servile agg aggettivo : Descrive o specifica un sostantivo: "Una persona fidata " - "Con un cacciavite piccolo " - "Questioni controverse "
42. The Acerbity in Cather's tone ("ripped out again") reveals her anger at her publisher's power to make decisions without consulting her, while her more flattering and deferential tone ("I would be greatly gratified," "I beg you to use") reflects the author's powerlessness to control the appearance of the book as a physical artifact.