deferent (Meaning)
deferent (s)
showing deference
deferent (a.)
Serving to carry; bearing.
deferent (n.)
That which carries or conveys.
An imaginary circle surrounding the earth, in whose periphery either the heavenly body or the center of the heavenly body's epicycle was supposed to be carried round.
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deferent Sentence Examples
- The deferent student always listened attentively to the teacher's instructions.
- He exhibited deferent behavior towards authority figures, often seeking their approval.
- The employee's deferent attitude towards his supervisor earned him recognition in the workplace.
- In medieval society, peasants were expected to show deference to nobles in a deferent manner.
- She demonstrated a deferent demeanor during meetings with senior management.
- The courtier displayed deferent gestures when addressing the king, bowing deeply.
- The deferent stance of the apprentice pleased the master craftsman, who appreciated humility.
- Despite his achievements, he maintained a deferent attitude towards his mentors.
- The student's deferent approach to learning earned praise from his professors.
- Her deferent behavior towards her elders was a reflection of her upbringing in a traditional household.
FAQs About the word deferent
showing deferenceServing to carry; bearing., That which carries or conveys., An imaginary circle surrounding the earth, in whose periphery either the heavenly b
respectful,regardful, civil, polite, deferential, reverent, dutiful, fawning, reverential, obsequious
insulting, demeaning, derogatory, offensive, offensive, abusive, insulting, disrespectful, demeaning,disrespectful
The deferent student always listened attentively to the teacher's instructions.
He exhibited deferent behavior towards authority figures, often seeking their approval.
The employee's deferent attitude towards his supervisor earned him recognition in the workplace.
In medieval society, peasants were expected to show deference to nobles in a deferent manner.
