Deferentially is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEFERENTIALLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• With deference.
ADVERB:
• DEFERENTIAL, showing or expressing deference
• in a servile manner
• in a respectfully deferential manner
ADJECTIVE:
• showing deference; respectful

Words related to DEFERENTIALLY

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How to use DEFERENTIALLY in a sentence

• The butler stepped forward, mounted the witness-stand, and bowed his head deferentially towards the judge.
• The man who obeyed the invitation bowed deferentially to his chief and then took a chair in front of him, with the table between.
• The Corporal, a trifle abashed at first, listened deferentially, but as the good food enlivened him he ceased to be abashed and became cordial.
• With nervous, trembling fingers he held it deferentially in his hand whilst he rose from the table.
• The stranger came forward to meet her, bowing deferentially.
• At that moment the servant deferentially handed him a note which a messenger boy had brought.
• He spoke low and deferentially, and his mien was that of a modest, retiring man who secretly thought ill of himself.
• Charon stood deferentially touching his weather-stained hat, too much mystified to speak.
• Here he became Smilash again, walking deferentially a little before her, as if she had hired him to point out the way.
• Morris stood deferentially by his chair as the examination was conducted.
• The Bible is not stolen, though it is cited, and quoted deferentially.
• The Chinese boy coughed deferentially, and Dave was recalled from his reverie.
• Drive along a country road, and every peasant will raise his hat to you, not deferentially, but with the quiet dignity of an equal.
• A chauffeur, in a very rich livery, was deferentially helping her.
• George inserted himself between them, roughly towards Lucas and deferentially towards Mr.
• A man-servant entered with a priceless collection of bon-bons, some of which he deferentially placed on a small table in the embrasure.
• He found himself turned aside quietly, almost deferentially, and yet so firmly and decidedly that there was no appeal.
• He held himself deferentially, body compact, eyes clear and steady, face blank and controlled, without distinction, without significance, a man mediocre as a crowd.
• In poetry the heresies and escapades of Lord Byron are too much for him, although as a Peer and a gentleman he always speaks well and deferentially of him.
• It had to be referred to so very deferentially, with such carefully serious respect.
• He was following Cresswell at the side but just a little behind, hat in hand, head aslant, and talking deferentially.
• Even whilst answering deferentially they appeared to be looking at one another and taking a cue.
• Peter was deferentially attentive and zealous to make the Wetmore party have a thoroughly good time, yet he did all these things, as it were, with his eye on the door.
• At the entrance of the party the girls rose from the floor and saluted them deferentially.
• Macon and Crawford humored his many eccentricities, and would always deferentially listen to him when the humor was on him to talk.

Similar words containing FERENTIAL without suffix ly and without prefix de

deferential15 inferential14 referential14 conferential17 differential19 preferential17 coreferential18 differentials20 inferentially19 referentially19 differentially24 interferential17 preferentially22 referentiality20 transferential17 circumferential24 preferentialism22 preferentialist20 preferentiality23 referentialitie18 referentialities19

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