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venerable

/ˈvɛnəɹəbl/

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adjective

Commanding respect because of age, dignity, character or position.

Examples :

"The students listened attentively to the venerable professor as he shared his decades of experience in the field. "

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adjective

Worthy of reverence.

Examples :

"The venerable old oak tree in the park has stood for centuries, offering shade to generations of families. "

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adjective

Ancient, antiquated or archaic.

Examples :

"The venerable oak tree in the schoolyard stood as a reminder of the long history of the community. "

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adjective

Made sacred especially by religious or historical association.

Examples :

"The old oak tree in the schoolyard is venerable, having stood there for over a century. "

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adjective

Giving an impression of aged goodness and benevolence.

Examples :

"The venerable old oak tree provided shade and comfort to generations of children playing in the park. "

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