awe
11awe — ► NOUN ▪ a feeling of great respect mixed with fear. ► VERB ▪ inspire with awe. ORIGIN Old English …
12Awe — (Loch A., spr. Ah), fischreicher, 51/2 Meilen langer u. 1/4 Meile breiter See in der schottischen Grafschaft Argyle, mit vielen Inseln mit Ruinen …
13Awe — Awe, Loch A. (spr. lock ah), Bergsee in der schott. Grafsch. Argyll, 38 km lg …
14awe — index fear, impress (affect deeply), interest (concern), panic, phobia, regard (esteem), respect …
15Awé — awé, hawé, oyi v houer, cultiver à la houe Ardennes …
16awe — n fear, *revere nee Analogous words: respect, esteem, *regard: *wonder, wonderment, admiration, amazement Contrasted words: contempt, scorn, disdain, despite (see under DESPISE): insolence, superciliousness, arrogance (see corresponding… …
17aweȝ — aweȝ, awei(e, aweiȝ obs. forms of away …
18awe — I n. 1) to inspire awe in (he inspired awe in everyone) 2) to hold smb. in awe 3) in awe of (to stand in awe of smb.) II v. (D; tr.) to awe into (to awe smb. into silence) * * * [ɔː] > to hold smb. in awe to inspire awe in (he inspired awe in… …
19awe — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ great VERB + AWE ▪ be in, hold sb in, stand in ▪ Most people hold him in some awe. ▪ feel …
20awe — awe1 [o: US o:] n [U] [Date: 1200 1300; : Old Norse; Origin: agi] 1.) a feeling of great respect and liking for someone or something ▪ He felt great awe for the landscape. with/in awe ▪ Kate gazed at the statue with awe. 2.) be/stand in awe of sb …
