inspire reverence

Frequency: 5.54.3 per million words

To cause others to feel a sense of deep respect.

reverenceVERB + REVERENCE

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inspire

Examples (10)

  • The ancient temple's architecture continues to inspire deep reverence in visitors.
  • Her unwavering dedication to justice will always inspire reverence among her followers.
  • The scientist's groundbreaking discoveries inspired a sense of reverence for the vastness of the universe.
  • Throughout history, many leaders have tried to inspire reverence through their actions and words.
  • Such acts of selflessness are bound to inspire profound reverence.
  • Can mere wealth truly inspire genuine reverence?
  • The majestic mountains inspire a quiet reverence in all who behold them.
  • His wisdom and humility consistently inspire reverence from his students.
  • This classic novel has long inspired a deep reverence for literature.
  • They hoped their charitable work would inspire reverence for human kindness.