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1. respect
noun. ['rɪˈspɛkt, riːˈspɛkt'] (usually preceded by `in') a detail or point.
Antonyms
Etymology
- respect (English)
- respectus (Latin)
2. self-respect
noun. ['ˌsɛlfrɪˈspɛkt'] the quality of being worthy of esteem or respect.
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Etymology
- self-respect (English)
- respect (English)
- respectus (Latin)
- self- (English)
3. respect
verb. ['rɪˈspɛkt, riːˈspɛkt'] regard highly; think much of.
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Etymology
- respect (English)
- respectus (Latin)
4. respect
noun. ['rɪˈspɛkt, riːˈspɛkt'] the condition of being honored (esteemed or respected or well regarded).
Etymology
- respect (English)
- respectus (Latin)
5. respect
noun. ['rɪˈspɛkt, riːˈspɛkt'] an attitude of admiration or esteem.
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Etymology
- respect (English)
- respectus (Latin)
6. respect
verb. ['rɪˈspɛkt, riːˈspɛkt'] show respect towards.
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Etymology
- respect (English)
- respectus (Latin)
7. respect
noun. ['rɪˈspɛkt, riːˈspɛkt'] a courteous expression (by word or deed) of esteem or regard.
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Etymology
- respect (English)
- respectus (Latin)
8. respect
noun. ['rɪˈspɛkt, riːˈspɛkt'] behavior intended to please your parents.
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Etymology
- respect (English)
- respectus (Latin)
9. respect
noun. ['rɪˈspɛkt, riːˈspɛkt'] courteous regard for people's feelings.
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Etymology
- respect (English)
- respectus (Latin)
10. respect
noun. ['rɪˈspɛkt, riːˈspɛkt'] a feeling of friendship and esteem.
Etymology
- respect (English)
- respectus (Latin)