Venerated Meaning in English
word · lemma: venerate
ˈvɛnɝˌeɪtɪd
VEN-er-ay-tid
vˈɛnəɹˌeɪtɪd
VEN-uh-ray-tid
Definition
Deeply respected or honored, often because of age, wisdom, or character.
Usage & Nuances
Used in formal or respectful contexts, often for religious figures, elders, or leaders. 'Venerated' is stronger than 'respected' and implies deep admiration. Commonly appears in biographies, religious texts, and ceremonies.
Spanish: veneradoPortuguese (BR): veneradoPortuguese (PT): veneradoChinese (Simplified): 受尊敬的 - 被崇敬的Chinese (Traditional): 受尊敬的 - 被崇敬的Hindi: पूजनीय - सम्मानितArabic: مبجل - محترمBengali: সম্মানিত - পূজিতRussian: почитаемый - уважаемый (высоко)Japanese: 崇敬されている - 尊敬されているVietnamese: được tôn kính - được kính trọngKorean: 존경받는 - 숭배받는Turkish: saygıdeğer - kutsal kabul edilenUrdu: مکرم - محترم (انتہائی معزز)Indonesian: dihormati - dimuliakan
Example Sentences
The monk was venerated by his followers.
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She is venerated in her community for her kindness.
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The old temple is venerated by many people.
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Nelson Mandela is venerated worldwide for his fight against injustice.
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Over centuries, the ruins have become venerated as a holy site.
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He’s venerated not just for his knowledge, but for his generosity.
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