Respect is what nowadays kids have a lack of.WHO CARES ??Respect...Respect is a very strong word.But you can also use it with sweetness
For example:
1. Imagine a teacher saying to one of her student "why don't you have some respect" while she is right .Think about the kid.How he/she feels ?He will learn one day to respect but that was on example for respect's strong meaning
2. Image your friend does you a big favour.Firstly you thank him saying "I respect you" or just "respect" by itself is enough .Then image that the same friend means a lot to you and that you cannot thank him because he is away and you can't go with him .Is the best way to thank him trying non stop (while being rejected) to submit a meaning for Respect dedicated to him?
See how different the meaning of the word can change.If only people used it's sweet plus lovely meaning than the strict one
But in the end who cares it won't even get submitted.
IHeartYouBro xoxo...
1. Imagine a teacher saying to one of her student "why don't you have some respect" while she is right .Think about the kid.How he/she feels ?He will learn one day to respect but that was on example for respect's strong meaning
2. Image your friend does you a big favour.Firstly you thank him saying "I respect you" or just "respect" by itself is enough .Then image that the same friend means a lot to you and that you cannot thank him because he is away and you can't go with him .Is the best way to thank him trying non stop (while being rejected) to submit a meaning for Respect dedicated to him?
See how different the meaning of the word can change.If only people used it's sweet plus lovely meaning than the strict one
But in the end who cares it won't even get submitted.
IHeartYouBro xoxo...
by Burnin Angel August 12, 2017
by Bagelhead November 7, 2003
There are many words that are similar to respect. To inspect is to look into. A spectacle is what you look at. Spectacles are what you look through. A spectator looks at things. In all these other words they mean look. Re is to do again , or again and again until completed like as in remake, rebuild or remodel. To take a fresh look at something is to look at it anew. respect means non-judgement. No-one can earn non-judgement, it is something we offer freely. respect should be free. take a fresh look at others in everything you do. You will feel better for setting them free of your judgement, that is what respect is.
by Spear Gun April 30, 2018
This is something earned as apart of someones reputation and merit after a demonstration of outstanding charactoristics. Most often used in context during tense or critical situations where someone is normally expected to violate the trust and better judgment of their peer, but instead offer a valliant effort towards mending what might have escated into an ugly senario.
AS A NOUN: The respect that she gained after she explained the situation to him was valid.
AS A VERB: Aye, I RESPECT THAT.
AS AN ADJETIVE: Dear You,
I need to tell you something but I'm just not sure how I can explain myself without sounding like a complete loser that all obsessed with the idead of being with a pretty girl lol. But, the best I can do is let you know that I appreciate how respectful you are around older audults in public but you know when its okay to be a bit ratchet, that shyt is sexy af.
AS A ADJVERB: Damn, Tbh... I didnt like how he disrespected her, he could have just respected the fact that she didnt want to be with him and let her go about her Business; Its been await,
AS A VERB: Aye, I RESPECT THAT.
AS AN ADJETIVE: Dear You,
I need to tell you something but I'm just not sure how I can explain myself without sounding like a complete loser that all obsessed with the idead of being with a pretty girl lol. But, the best I can do is let you know that I appreciate how respectful you are around older audults in public but you know when its okay to be a bit ratchet, that shyt is sexy af.
AS A ADJVERB: Damn, Tbh... I didnt like how he disrespected her, he could have just respected the fact that she didnt want to be with him and let her go about her Business; Its been await,
by General Lonnie Lee January 14, 2022
by Steve Harrelson December 7, 2009
A common phrase used when you feel that someone or something has done an act that has earned your respect. In some cases, if you are so grateful for a certain committed act, you may reply with, "That's Respect," followed with a snap of your index finger to your thumb and middle finger,which are connected to one another;see Ali G. Also, after you have committed an act of respect to someone, after they say, "That's Repsect," reply simply with, "Respect."
Doug: "Could you get that for me?"
Adam: "Sure, no problem, here you go."
Doug: "That's Respect."
Adam: "Respect."
Richard: "I cut class and the teacher didn't even write me up. That's Respect."
James: "I just got my test back, and actually passed. That's Respect."
Adam: "Sure, no problem, here you go."
Doug: "That's Respect."
Adam: "Respect."
Richard: "I cut class and the teacher didn't even write me up. That's Respect."
James: "I just got my test back, and actually passed. That's Respect."
by Patrick Cronin March 21, 2007