deference
de
ˈdɛ
de
fe
rence
rəns
rēns
British pronunciation
/dˈɛfɹəns/

Définition et signification de « deference » en anglais

Deference
01

déférence

a respectful gesture or expression that shows admiration or esteem toward someone
example
Exemples
The students stood in deference to the entering professor.
He bowed his head in deference to the elder's wisdom.
02

déférence

a willingness or habit of submitting to the opinions or authority of others
example
Exemples
In deference to his manager's judgment, he agreed to postpone the launch.
Her deference to tradition sometimes limited her creativity.
03

déférence

considerate respect for another person's feelings or preferences
example
Exemples
She declined to argue further, in deference to his fragile mood.
The journalist avoided intrusive questions out of deference to the grieving family.
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