Awe

Noun

 * 1) A feeling of fear and reverence.
 * 2) A feeling of amazement.

Verb

 * 1)  To inspire fear and reverence.
 * 2)  To control by inspiring dread.

Adjectives for Awe
superstitious; deep; deferential; mysterious; simulated; joyous; strange; cringing; profound; candid; ineffable; vague; devout tender; respectful; salutary; reverential meaningful; undefined; fearful; slavish unwilling; sacred; restraining; inspiring trembling; adoring; mystic; silent; religious hideous; inexpressible; supernatural; pious rapt; ecstatic; dumb.

Verbs for Awe
approach with—; awake—; bask in—; bind in—; breed—; command—; conduce—; create—; deepen—; develop—of; entertain—of; excite—; eye with—; fill with—; flock round in—; hold in—of; inspire with —; keep in—of; learn with—; mingle with —; oppress with—; overcome with—; remove—; shake  with—; stand in—of; strike with—; —afflicts; —arises; —breeds; — overcomes; —shakes; —smites; —stirs; — strikes.

Synonyms for Awe

 * enthral, enthrall; overwhelm
 * (''noun') dread, impressiveness, fear, reverence, veneration, solemnity, respect.

Antonyms for Awe
familiarity, poise, equanimity, calmness.

Derived terms

 * awe-inspiring
 * awesome
 * awestruck
 * awful
 * awed

Thesaurus
abject fear; admiration; adoration; affright; alarm; amaze; amazement; apotheosis; appall; appreciation; approbation; approval; astonish; astonishment; astound; astoundment; awestrike; be widely reputed; bedaze; bedazzle; beguilement; bewilder; bewilderment; blue funk; boggle; bowl down; bowl over; breathless adoration; breathless wonder; command respect; confound; consideration; consternation; courtesy; cowardice; daunt; daze; dazzle; deference; deification; deter; discourage; dishearten; dismay; dread; dumbfound; dumbfounder; dumbfoundment; duty; esteem; estimation; exaggerated respect; fascination; favor; faze; fear; flabbergast; freeze; fright; funk; great respect; have prestige; hero worship; high regard; homage; honor; horrification; horrify; horror; idolatry; idolization; inspire respect; marvel; marveling; overawe; overwhelm; panic; panic fear; paralyze; perplex; petrify; phobia; prestige; puzzlement; rank high; regard; respect; reverence; reverential regard; scare; scare stiff; scare to death; sense of mystery; sense of wonder; shake; shock; spook; stagger; stampede; stand high; startle; stop; strike dead; strike dumb; strike terror into; strike with wonder; stun; stupefaction; stupefy; surprise; terrify; terror; terrorize; unholy dread; veneration; wonder; wonderment; worship

Etymology
ege:, influenced during by forms from the  cognate agi:.

Pronunciation

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