Awe
41AWE — See: stand in AWE of …
42awe — I. n. 1. Reverence, veneration, reverential fear. 2. Dread, fearfulness, terror, fear. 3. Solemn exaltation, admiring solemnity, adoring wonder. II. v. a. 1. Inspire with awe, solemnize, make reverent, fill with revering dread. 2. Overawe,… …
43awe — noun we watched in awe Syn: wonder, wonderment; admiration, reverence, respect, esteem; dread, fear …
44awe — [ɔː] noun [U] a feeling of great respect and admiration He is totally in awe of his father.[/ex] …
45awē — s. awe ; …
46awe — E ehia, ano, ho āno, anoano, malu. ♦ Stricken with awe, ilihia …
47Awe (emotion) — Awe is an emotion comparable to wonderhttp://faculty.virginia.edu/haidtlab/articles/keltner.approaching awe.pdf] but less joyous, and more fearful or respectful. However whilst we say that we feel wonder at the rainbow we do not say we feel in… …
48AWE 1500RS — AWE 1500RS, Baujahr 1956 Der AWE 1500RS war ein Sportwagen, gebaut und eingesetzt in den 1950er Jahren vom ostdeutschen Automobilunternehmen AWE Mit Beginn der 1950er Jahre begann ein Kollektiv an KFZ Meistern in Berlin mit dem Bau von… …
49awe´some|ness — awe|some « suhm», adjective. 1. causing awe: »A great fire is an awesome sight. 2. showing awe; awed: »awesome admiration. 3. filling with awe; impressive: »“It was awesome when they announced a staff for their Midwest office that was larger than …
50awe´some|ly — awe|some « suhm», adjective. 1. causing awe: »A great fire is an awesome sight. 2. showing awe; awed: »awesome admiration. 3. filling with awe; impressive: »“It was awesome when they announced a staff for their Midwest office that was larger than …
