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1. (adj.) respectful
characterized by or showing politeness or deference.
Etymology: (1590–1600)
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1. (adj) respectful
full of or exhibiting respect
"respectful behavior"; "a respectful glance"
2. (adj) respectful, reverential, venerating
feeling or manifesting veneration
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1. (adjective) respectful
done with or showing respect
a respectful child; a respectful attitude toward women
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1. (adj) respectful
marked or characterized by respect; as, respectful deportment
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Sense: having or showing respect.
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 Afrikaans: respekvol |
 Arabic: يَنِمُّ عن الإحْتِرام |
 Bulgarian: почтителен |
 Brazilian: respeitoso |
 Czech: zdvořilý |
 German: respektvoll |
 Danish: respektfuld |
 Greek: γεμάτος σεβασμό |
 Spanish: respetuoso |
 Estonian: lugupidav, austav |
 Farsi: مودب؛ متئاضع |
 Finnish: kunnioittava |
 French: respectueux (envers/à l'e |
 Hebrew: רוֹחֵש כָּבוֹד |
 Hindi: आदरकारी, आदरपूर्ण |
 Croatian: uljudan, pun poštovanja |
 Hungarian: tisztelettudó, tisztelett |
 Indonesian: penuh hormat |
 Icelandic: sem sÿnir tilhlÿðilega vi |
 Italian: rispettoso |
 Japanese: うやうやしい |
 Korean: 존경하는, 공손한 |
 Lithuanian: pagarbus |
 Latvian: godbijīgs |
 Malay: dengan hormat |
 Dutch: eerbiedig |
 Norwegian: ærbødig, som viser respek |
 Polish: pełen szacunku |
 Persian: مودب؛ متئاضع |
 Pashto: محترم، په درناوى، په عزت، |
 Portuguese: respeitoso |
 Romanian: respectuos (cu/faţă de) |
 Russian: почтительный |
 Slovak: zdvorilý, úctivý |
 Slovenian: spoštljiv |
 Serbian: pun poštovanja |
 Swedish: respektfull |
 Thai: น่าเคารพ |
 Turkish: saygılı |
 Taiwanese: 恭敬的，有禮的 |
 Ukrainian: шанобливий; ввічливий |
 Urdu: بااخلاق |
 Vietnamese: lễ phép |
 Chinese: 尊敬的，有礼貌的 |
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