Pronunciation

/rɪˈspekt/

Definitions

Noun

1. Respect: The feeling of deep admiration or high regard for someone or something; the act of showing such admiration or consideration. For example: “She commands great respect from her colleagues.”
2. Esteem: Regard for one’s qualities or achievements, often accompanied by admiration. For example: “The professor holds his students in high esteem.”
3. Admiration: A sense of respect or liking for someone or something due to their qualities or accomplishments. For example: “The children admired their teacher’s dedication.”

Verb

1. To treat with respect, considering their feelings or importance. For example: “It’s important to respect other people’s opinions.”
2. To acknowledge or honor someone or something. For example: “We respected the traditions passed down through generations.”

Adjective

1. Showing or expressing respect. For example: “A respectful silence filled the room.”
2. Due to respect; worthy of respect. For example: “His integrity is a highly respected quality.”

Phrases

• “Show respect” means to demonstrate consideration or admiration towards someone or something.
• “Pay respect” implies giving proper recognition or tribute.
• “Respectful behavior” refers to acting with politeness and consideration towards others.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “They demanded respect for their hard work and dedication.”
• Verb: “I need you to respect my decision.”
• Adjective: “He was dressed in a respectful manner for the funeral.”

Synonyms

• Honor
• Esteem
• Admiration
• REGARD
• Reverence
• REGARD
• Appreciation
• Tolerance
• Politeness