awe
Plural
awes
1
a feeling of reverence, respect, and wonder inspired by something grand, powerful, or extraordinary
- The talented musician's performance left the audience in awe of his skill and artistry.
- The ancient architecture of the cathedral inspired awe among visitors from around the world.
- The precision and coordination of the synchronized dance routine left the audience in awe.
- Exploring the intricate details of a historic manuscript filled the historian with awe at the craftsmanship of the past.
- The majestic mountain range filled them with awe as they stood at the summit.
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2
the power or capacity to evoke feelings of reverence, admiration, or fear
- The mountain retained its awe even after many visits.
- The ceremony has lost much of its original awe over time.
- The temple's grandeur still holds a sense of awe for pilgrims.
- The old castle had an air of awe that silenced visitors.
- The festival's awe has faded in the modern age.