veneration|venerations in English

noun

[ven·er·a·tion || ‚venə'reɪʃn]

reverence, respect; expression of deep admiration; condition of being greatly honored

Use "veneration|venerations" in a sentence

1. The relics were objects of veneration / were held in veneration.

2. The sun was an object of veneration .

3. The relics were objects of veneration.

4. Trunk of a Tree - An object of veneration.

5. His respect for the law bordered on veneration.

6. The Okinawans have this ancestor veneration.

7. Her veneration for traditional learning never wavered.

8. The skulls were gilded and taken out for yearly veneration.

9. Churchill was held in near veneration during his lifetime.

10. Eleanor's devotion to her husband amounted almost to veneration.

11. They play drama of the story of Jesus except the veneration ceremony.

12. It also says that thereafter Constantine promoted the veneration of the cross.

13. Their icons are placed before us on Analogions for veneration

14. Faith reduces your pride and is the root of veneration.

15. She a tiny little woman to inspire so much veneration.

16. It is inconceivable, the agony with which this public veneration tortured him.

17. He looked up him with veneration on the old imaginary pinnacle.

18. 29 Patriotism is a arbitrary veneration of real estate above principles.

19. Generally speaking, idolatry is the veneration, love, worship, or adoration of an idol.

20. Idol worshipers wrongly attribute superhuman powers to their objects of veneration.

21. Yet even this poverty was transformed by a veneration for beauty.

22. I acquired lasting respect for tradition and veneration for the past.

23. Veneration of images is a religious practice that has no support in the Bible.

24. Popes have encouraged this veneration, although they have also taken steps to reform it.

25. Exotic scent mingled with the more religious smells of incense, furniture polish and veneration.