Results for: arrogant,%20feeling%20pride,%20feeling%20satisfaction;%20arrogant,%20haughty;%20magnificent,%20wonderful;%20impressive,%20fostering%20feelings%20of%20pride,%20having%20self-respect,%20high-spirited,%20Midwestern%20U.S.:%20feeling%20pleased,%20pleased%20and%20satisfied
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(born 1942) "Queen of Soul", American soul and gospel singer (best known for her 1967 song "Respect")Aretha Franklin
(British) respect, dignity (alternate spelling for honor), show respect; fulfill a promise (alternate spelling for honor)honour
(Italian) Mrs., Madame, title of respect for a married womansignore (signora)
(Slang) courageous, brave, daring; spirited, vigorous, robust, done with emotiongutsy
1,000 dollars, grand piano, grand piano; one thousand dollars (Slang), impressive, large, impressive; dignified; fancy, magnificent, splendid, wonderful; chief, main, outstanding, principal, worthy of respectgrand
ability to inspire dread, arouse respect or fear, amaze, intimidate, cause awe in somebody, fright; respect, veneration, mixture of wonder and dreadawe
academic distinction, bow to dancing partner, dignify person or event, dignity of high position, dignity or distinction, distinguish, exalt, or ennoble somebody, esteem somebody or something, respect, good reputation; integrity, honesty, truthfulness; ...honor
acceptable in appearance, large enough, morally above reproach, satisfactory, worthy of respect, honorable, worthy of esteemrespectable
according to doctrine, with respect to doctrinedoctrinally
act of giving honor, act of showing esteem or respecthonoring
act of making circular movements in a liquid with an object, agitating, mixing; rousing, moving, arousing of feeling, causing emotional reaction, lively, exhilarating; lively, spiritedstirring
act of saluting, firing guns as military honor, formally praise or honor somebody, gesture of respect, give formal sign of respect, greet somebody, raise the right hand to the right side of the forehead (as a sign of respect or acknowledgement); honor ...salute
act or gesture, congratulate somebody, expression of admiration, word of praise for someone, give something to somebody, respect, say something nice about someone, express admiration, say something nice to somebody, statement of praisecompliment
acting in falsely moralizing way, devout, religious; orthodox; sanctimonious, self-righteous, holy or sacred, praiseworthy, religiously reverent, showing due respect, virtuous and moralpious
acting like a snob, arrogant, haughty, condescendingsnobbish
 

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