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deference
[ def-er-uhns ]
noun
- respectful submission or yielding to the judgment, opinion, will, etc., of another.
- respectful or courteous regard:
in deference to his wishes.
deference
/ ˈ»åÉ›´ÚÉ™°ùÉ™²Ô²õ /
noun
- submission to or compliance with the will, wishes, etc, of another
- courteous regard; respect
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Example Sentences
In practice, systems justification encourages a lack of critical thinking about society and power and instead emphasizes an acceptance of unjust outcomes and inequality through deference to the status quo and support for authority figures.
A hearing on the motion to stay Noem's revocations was postponed Tuesday in deference to a hearing in a similar case currently before a California federal court.
But Roberts treated Ohtani with just the right mix of deference and authority to make it work.
Personally, I think Trump is tanking the economy on purpose, because he's a narcissist who has decided to punish Americans for failing to show him the deference he feels he deserves.
The next great free speech battle will be over artificial intelligence, which deserves as much constitutional deference as older communications technologies.
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