Respects is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RESPECTS in dictionary:

VERB:
• RESPECT, to have high regard for
• admire (someone or something) deeply, as a result of their abilities, qualities, or achievements
• avoid harming or interfering with
• agree to recognize and abide by (a legal requirement)
• have due regard for (someone's feelings, wishes, or rights)
NOUN:
• a feeling of deep admiration for someone or something elicited by their abilities, qualities, or achievements
• the state of being admired or respected
• due regard for the feelings, wishes, or rights of others
• a particular aspect, point, or detail
• (often used with `pay\') a formal expression of esteem
• a person's polite greetings
• used to express the speaker's approval of someone or something
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to have a high regard for

Words related to RESPECTS

respect11 respected14 respecting15

Words that contain RESPECTS

disrespects16

How to use RESPECTS in a sentence

• This religious teacher rarely goes to church, or respects the outward observances of the Christianity he affects.
• They only appear in uniform on the most rare occasions, and then they are, in some respects, like European soldiers.
• And the suggestion which we are now considering fails in two other most important respects.
• It will be perceived by the preceding remarks, that I do not cite what is here said, as believing it to be in all respects well said, though it is mainly so.
• In these respects each is independent of the other and both responsible to their respective constituents.
• We are not trusted in these respects, though I find it hard to tell why.
• The constitution of Union College, like most of the American schools of the highest grade at that time, differed from that of the English model in some respects very widely.
• Whatever may be his merits in other respects, he is acting towards me without humanity, without remorse, and without principle.
• If I could have submitted to it in other respects, what purpose would it answer? I should have but an imperfect and mutilated story to tell.
• For such a work Montalembert possesses adequate and in some respects peculiar qualifications.
• Now I can see but one difference between him and any of your land-heroes or your water-heroes whom all the world respects.
• But at the same time the most precious thing in the universe is that mysterious thing we call individual liberty and which even God himself guards and respects.
• In all other respects the group seems to me almost beyond criticism.
• In all other respects their laws seem very imperfect.
• My aunt, who is not easily taken with strangers, respects and admires him.
• The internal economy of these habitations is arranged on a social system which, in many respects, is commendable.
• In these respects they follow the current which carries a multitude of their elders to mental inefficiency and waste of power.
• Marshal, make my respects to Lieutenant Mitchell at Orleans, and request him to order that no one shall mention the United States to the prisoner while he is on board ship.
• In some respects, New York is as much German as American.
• Though several well-qualified persons who have written on the subject differ in some respects, they are in agreement as to many of the more important points.
• The beautiful young man called Lu-lu came to pay his respects to the Princess, and there was a good deal of gossip and laughter.
• This was rather an advantage in some respects, as, being accustomed to mountain travelling, we might move on faster than those of whom we were in pursuit.
• In many respects this was the happiest period of his literary life as well as the most successful.
• In this, as in all other respects, no two individuals are alike.
• Still in all essential respects the Military Institute was little behind West Point.
• Though many lives of Burns have appeared since, with details unknown to Lockhart, his biography is in many respects the best we possess, and is never likely to be superseded.
• In other respects there was nothing peculiar in the common dress of the young men and boys of College to distinguish it from that of others of the same age.
• CHAPTER II GRAYDON MUIR Madge Alden was almost seventeen, and yet she was in many respects a child.
• I assure the reverend Principal that in this, as in some other respects, he has entertained a very erroneous conception of my intentions.
• But, in many respects, any man may, whatever may be his state of life.
• They are in form in all respects like a sugar machine.
• The novel, in certain respects, fares still worse, but in other respects some degrees better.

Similar words containing SPECT without suffix s and without prefix re

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