Word: Respecting
Part of Speech: Verb
Meaning: Respecting means showing respect for someone or something, or obeying a rule. In formal English it can also mean about or concerning.
Synonyms: honouring, valuing, obeying, concerning
Antonyms: ignoring
Syllables: re - spect - ing
Tricky part: The k sound before the t is a plain c: spect. Students write respeckting or double the t before ing.
Watch out for: respeckting, rispecting, respectting
Memory tip: Spect is Latin for look, as in spectacles and spectator: respecting someone means looking at them with care.
Example 1: Respecting elders is something Nani taught us early.
Example 2: Respecting the library rules, we spoke only in whispers.
Example 3: The committee asked for views respecting the new timetable.
Aretha Franklin's 1967 hit Respect spells the word out letter by letter, R-E-S-P-E-C-T.
Choose the antonym of the word respecting as used in the sentence:
By respecting the umpire's decision, the young batsman won the crowd's admiration.
a) disregarding
b) accepting
c) noticing
d) admiring
a) disregarding. Respecting the decision means accepting it; disregarding it means paying it no attention.
Unjumble the letters in the sentence to form a meaningful word:
Mr Rao was liked for gcpseniter every student's opinion.
a) expecting
b) perfecting
c) inspecting
d) respecting
d) respecting. Expecting needs an x, inspecting has two n's and perfecting needs an f; these ten letters make respecting.
Three of these words are spelt correctly. Choose the meaning of the misspelt word:
1. tolerence 2. respecting 3. courtesy 4. gratitude
a) accepting views unlike your own
b) the feeling of being thankful
c) polite and kind behaviour
d) showing respect for; obeying
a) accepting views unlike your own. Tolerance ends in -ance, as balance does, so tolerence cannot be right.
Add dis to make an opposite. Only one of these words can take it:
dis
a) perfect
b) partial
c) proper
d) respecting
d) respecting. Disrespecting is the opposite of respecting, while perfect, partial and proper form theirs with im: imperfect, impartial, improper.
1. Respecting the traffic rules means ____.
a) writing new ones
b) learning them by heart
c) teaching them to others
d) following them carefully
d) following them carefully
2. In formal English, a letter respecting your fees is a letter ____.
a) in praise of your fees
b) on the subject of your fees
c) in place of your fees
d) in protest at your fees
b) on the subject of your fees
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