venerated (Meaning)

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venerated (imp. & p. p.)

of Venerate

The ancient idol was deeply venerated as a symbol of divine power.
The saint was venerated for her unwavering faith and miraculous deeds.
The relics of the holy pilgrim were venerated as a source of spiritual protection.
The teacher's wisdom and guidance were venerated by generations of students.
The philosopher's writings were venerated for their profound insights and enduring legacy.
The fallen heroes were venerated as martyrs who had sacrificed their lives for a noble cause.
The aged patriarch was venerated for his vast knowledge and unwavering compassion.
The sacred texts were venerated as the ultimate source of religious truth and guidance.
The ancestral traditions were venerated as a way to honor the wisdom of the past.
The revered artist was venerated for her ability to create works of breathtaking beauty and profound emotional impact.

of Venerate

revered,venerable,respected, reverend, distinguished, sacred, honored, reverenced, honorable, hallowed

bad, wicked, infamous, disgraceful, infamous, wicked, disgraceful, disreputable, loose, notorious

The ancient idol was deeply venerated as a symbol of divine power.

The saint was venerated for her unwavering faith and miraculous deeds.

The relics of the holy pilgrim were venerated as a source of spiritual protection.

The teacher's wisdom and guidance were venerated by generations of students.