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awe:
- respect; ontzag; eerbied; achting
Wiktionary:
- awe → stupor, consternatie, ontsteltenis, verbijstering, verslagenheid

English

Detailed Translations for awed from English to Dutch

awed:

Translation Matrix for awed:

Adjective	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	awestricken; awestruck; awful

Synonyms for "awed":

awful; reverent
awestruck; awestricken; in awe of; overawed

Antonyms for "awed":

unawed

Related Definitions for "awed":

inspired by a feeling of fearful wonderment or reverence¹
- awed by the silence¹
having or showing a feeling of mixed reverence and respect and wonder and dread¹
- stood in awed silence before the shrine¹

awe:

awe [the ~] noun

the awe (esteem; regard; respect; observance; deference)
het respect; het ontzag; de eerbied; de achting
- respect [het ~] noun
- ontzag [het ~] noun
- eerbied [de ~ (m)] noun
- achting [de ~ (v)] noun

Translation Matrix for awe:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
achting	awe; deference; esteem; observance; regard; respect	appreciation; distinction; esteem; estimation; rank; regard; renown; reputation; respect; standing
eerbied	awe; deference; esteem; observance; regard; respect	adoration; deference; esteem; estimation; regard; respect; reverence; veneration; worship
ontzag	awe; deference; esteem; observance; regard; respect
respect	awe; deference; esteem; observance; regard; respect	appreciation; esteem; estimation; regard; respect
-	fear; reverence; veneration

Related Words for "awe":

awes

Synonyms for "awe":

Related Definitions for "awe":

an overwhelming feeling of wonder or admiration¹
- he stared over the edge with a feeling of awe¹
a feeling of profound respect for someone or something¹
inspire awe in¹
- The famous professor awed the undergraduates¹

Wiktionary Translations for awe:

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• awe	→ stupor; consternatie; ontsteltenis; verbijstering; verslagenheid	↔ stupéfaction — étonnement profond qui produire la stupeur.

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