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Phonetic Respelling: [ ri-spekt ]

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v. to express honor or esteem towards; to show consideration for

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Joshua respected his mom's wishes by turning off the TV when told.

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Joshua respected his mom's wishes by turning off the TV when told.

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What highly respected lawyer joined the defense team to argue the case for the Supreme Court?

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The chancellor at my school is very respected.

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Why is Clemente finally respected in Pittsburgh?

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The sapiential leader was respected by his countrymen.

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The respected and followed the thearchy.

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The town respected the alderman.

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He respected the sanctity of the temple.

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We have some of the biggest and most respected retailers as clients.

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The soldiers loved and respected the greathearted general. Spelled as one word.

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Fortunato was a man to be feared and respected but he had a weak point, what was it?

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He respected his elders. OR The church has many elders in its congregation.

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Synonyms: Play

admire; comply; appreciate; esteem

Antonyms: Play

dislike; disapprove

How many syllables in respected?

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Respected rhymes:

  • Three Syllable Rhymes
    • Hear affected affected
    • Hear collected collected
    • Hear connected connected
    • Hear corrected corrected
    • Hear defected defected
    • Hear deflected deflected
    • Hear dejected dejected
    • Hear detected detected
    • Hear directed directed
    • Hear dissected dissected
    • Hear effected effected
    • Hear ejected ejected
    • Hear elected elected
    • Hear erected erected
    • Hear expected expected
    • Hear infected infected
    • Hear inflected inflected
    • Hear injected injected
    • Hear inspected inspected
    • Hear neglected neglected
    • Hear objected objected
    • Hear perfected perfected
    • Hear projected projected
    • Hear protected protected
    • Hear reflected reflected
    • Hear rejected rejected
    • Hear selected selected
    • Hear subjected subjected
    • Hear suspected suspected
  • Four Syllable Rhymes
    • Hear disaffected disaffected
    • Hear disconnected disconnected
    • Hear disinterjected disinterjected
    • Hear intersected intersected
    • Hear misdirected misdirected
    • Hear recollected recollected
    • Hear reconnected reconnected
    • Hear redirected redirected
    • Hear reelected reelected
    • Hear resurrected resurrected
    • Hear unaffected unaffected
    • Hear uncollected uncollected
    • Hear unconnected unconnected
    • Hear uncorrected uncorrected
    • Hear undetected undetected
    • Hear unelected unelected
    • Hear unexpected unexpected
    • Hear uninfected uninfected
    • Hear unprotected unprotected
    • Hear unsuspected unsuspected
  • Five Syllable Rhymes
    • Hear interconnected interconnected

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