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UK
/ɹɪspˈɛktɐ/
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NOUN
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a person who respects someone or something; usually used in the negative
X is no respecter of Y
How To Use respecter In A Sentence
- Progress, however, is no great respecter of tranquillity.
- C'est un coup dur pour lui, qui se croyait vainqueur car il avait le soutien des pays étrangers, et bien justement si les citoyens iraniens ne veulent pas de sa politique, qu'ils aiment bien avoir de la dignité contre un monde contrôlé par les plus forts, il n'a qu'à respecter leur choix. Global Voices in English » Maghreb: Views on Iran
- He may not have been a great respecter of the institution of marriage, but he lived his life by a code of honour that gave the highest place to patriotism and duty.
- She ran the nozzle across my skin in gentle, swooping strokes while explaining that cellulite is no respecter of the lean, healthy or lissom, which pleased me no end.
- Disease is no respecter of persons.
- The property was derelict, and the cows, mostly rejects from other herds, were no respecters of finely-nuanced sophistry.
- As respecters of rules and regulations they also expected their politicians to say what they mean, and deliver on their promises.
- Events of this kind are no respecters of scale or boundaries.
- Unfortunately, historical reality is no respecter of conventional wisdom and often requires it to change course if calamity is to be avoided.
- Michael would have told him that disease was no respecter of cashmere, but his nerves were too shot for another counseling session. BABYCAKES