English Word of the Day: REVERE

Hi students! Today’s word of the day is the verb revere. This one has the stress on the second syllable – re-VERE. Revere.

To revere someone or something is to look at them with great respect, admiration, and devotion. You think they are awesome, you think they are like on a higher level, you almost worship them. A little boy who plays soccer might revere a famous soccer player. If there’s a president or leader of a country who has done a lot of good for the population and society there, the people in that country would revere him or her. You could say that fans of a band revere the band’s lead singer.

Who is someone that you revere – currently, or maybe someone in the past, maybe someone you revered when you were a child. Write your own sentence to practice this verb. That’s all for today – bye for now!

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[victoriavasilieva]

Hey there! All my life I revere my mummy, becouse she is strong and wise woman, who always coming to help.

[Deltafour]

I always Revere my father.He is hero.

[shaimaaewais]

I revere prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, because of his great efforts in guiding humanity to right, success and happiness.
That's my sentence ☺️

[hwangdalmi]

I always revere the people who are volunteering.

[sampatpratap]

We all the citizens of Odisha revere our chief minister Mr Navin Pattnaik for his dedication towards Odisha and the people of Odisha.

[榎木康朗]

I revere Don Juan, who is a Mexican sorcerer and sharman, appearing in the literature written by Carlos Castaneda because he gifted me with a solution to overcome nihilism.

[nacciomart]

Hi Shayna, how's it going?
People of all religions view their leaders with great reverence, they really revere them.
Thank you Shayna.

[childericoalencastro]

Em português, revere é o mesmo que reverenciar; fazer reverência a alguém.

[veenanarwani]

We, Indians, revere our prime Minister Narendra Modi.