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respect someone for something
to admire someone for something. I really respect George for his courage. Mary respected the company for its fine products.
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DIGNITY Site assesses respect for patients LAUNCH Andy Burnham
But the 15,000 people who faced the rain in Edinburgh clearly showed their respect for this man who lost his life so that others may be saved.
Byline: TORI VELARDE, GN BY TORI VELARDE GENERATION NEXT It is almost impossible for people to receive a satisfying education when they don't feel respect for their teachers.
 
 
 
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