| No. | Term | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Accountability | Answerability for actions and duties. |
| 2. | Admiration | Warm approval for someone’s qualities. |
| 3. | Adoration | Deep love and reverent regard. |
| 4. | Affirmation | Stated support or validation. |
| 5. | Allegiance | Loyal commitment to a person or cause. |
| 6. | Appreciation | Recognition of value or worth. |
| 7. | Approval | Favorable judgment or acceptance. |
| 8. | Awe | Wonder mixed with reverence. |
| 9. | Benchmarked esteem | Measured regard against standards. |
| 10. | Bowing | Physical gesture of deference. |
| 11. | Civility | Polite behavior in social settings. |
| 12. | Commendation | Formal praise for achievements. |
| 13. | Consideration | Thoughtful regard for others’ needs. |
| 14. | Courtesy | Polite, considerate behavior. |
| 15. | Credibility | Trustworthiness; believability. |
| 16. | Deference | Yielding to another’s authority or wishes. |
| 17. | Dignity | Calm, serious self-worth. |
| 18. | Due regard | Appropriate attention and care. |
| 19. | Duty of care | Obligation to avoid harming others. |
| 20. | Earned regard | Esteem gained through actions. |
| 21. | Elevation | Raising someone’s standing or honor. |
| 22. | Empathy | Understanding another’s feelings. |
| 23. | Endorsement | Public support or approval. |
| 24. | Esteem | High regard and admiration. |
| 25. | Etiquette | Rules of polite conduct. |
| 26. | Fair-mindedness | Impartial, just consideration. |
| 27. | Faith | Confident trust in someone. |
| 28. | Fellow feeling | Shared sympathy and concern. |
| 29. | Fidelity | Loyal faithfulness to commitments. |
| 30. | Forbearance | Patient self-control; restraint. |
| 31. | Formal regard | Official, courteous recognition. |
| 32. | Generosity of spirit | Kindness in judgment and action. |
| 33. | Grace | Tactful kindness; poised goodwill. |
| 34. | Gratitude | Thankful appreciation for help received. |
| 35. | Gravitas | Dignified seriousness and weight. |
| 36. | High esteem | Very strong admiration. |
| 37. | Homage | Public show of honor. |
| 38. | Honor | Recognition of moral worth. |
| 39. | Humanity | Compassionate concern for people. |
| 40. | Impartiality | Freedom from bias or favoritism. |
| 41. | Integrity | Honesty and strong moral principles. |
| 42. | Interest | Attentive concern; engagement. |
| 43. | Inviolability | Not to be violated or profaned. |
| 44. | Justice | Fair treatment under principles or law. |
| 45. | Kindness | Friendly, considerate treatment. |
| 46. | Kudos | Praise and acclaim. |
| 47. | Legitimacy | Accepted rightfulness or authority. |
| 48. | Leniency | Merciful, less severe treatment. |
| 49. | Listening | Attentive hearing and understanding. |
| 50. | Loyalty | Steadfast support and commitment. |
| 51. | Magnanimity | Generous, forgiving nobility of spirit. |
| 52. | Merit | Deserving qualities or achievements. |
| 53. | Mindfulness | Careful, attentive awareness. |
| 54. | Moral regard | Ethical consideration for others. |
| 55. | Nobility | Elevated character and conduct. |
| 56. | Nonjudgment | Avoiding harsh evaluation of others. |
| 57. | Obedience | Compliance with authority or rules. |
| 58. | Obligation | Binding duty to act. |
| 59. | Observance | Careful following of rules or customs. |
| 60. | Politeness | Good manners in speech and action. |
| 61. | Praise | Expressed approval or admiration. |
| 62. | Professional regard | Workplace-appropriate esteem. |
| 63. | Protection | Keeping someone safe from harm. |
| 64. | Public esteem | Widespread admiration by others. |
| 65. | Recognition | Acknowledgment of status or achievement. |
| 66. | Regard | Attention, care, or esteem. |
| 67. | Reputation | Commonly held opinion of character. |
| 68. | Reverence | Deep, solemn respect and awe. |
| 69. | Safeguarding | Protecting someone from risk. |
| 70. | Salute | Gesture showing honor or greeting. |
| 71. | Self-restraint | Control over impulses and reactions. |
| 72. | Sensitivity | Awareness of others’ feelings. |
| 73. | Sincerity | Genuine, honest expression. |
| 74. | Solicitude | Concern and attentive care. |
| 75. | Solidarity | Unity in support of others. |
| 76. | Stewardship | Responsible care of what’s entrusted. |
| 77. | Support | Practical or emotional backing. |
| 78. | Sympathy | Compassion for another’s hardship. |
| 79. | Tact | Skillful, considerate communication. |
| 80. | Tolerance | Acceptance of differences and limits. |
| 81. | Tribute | Act or words of praise. |
| 82. | Trust | Reliance on someone’s character. |
| 83. | Understanding | Comprehending others’ perspectives. |
| 84. | Upholding | Maintaining standards or rights. |
| 85. | Valuation | Assigning worth or importance. |
| 86. | Veneration | Great reverence for someone. |
| 87. | Veracity | Truthfulness; honesty in speech. |
| 88. | Virtue | Moral excellence in character. |
| 89. | Welcome | Warm acceptance and inclusion. |
| 90. | Well-wishing | Hope for another’s good. |
| 91. | Worship | Reverent devotion, often religious. |
| 92. | Xenia | Hospitality toward guests and strangers. |
| 93. | Xeniality | Friendly hospitality to visitors. |
| 94. | Xenodochy | Kind reception of strangers. |
| 95. | Yearning regard | Longing admiration or esteem. |
| 96. | Yes-mindedness | Open, agreeable receptiveness. |
| 97. | Yielding | Giving way out of deference. |
| 98. | Zeal for fairness | Eager commitment to justice. |
| 99. | Zealous courtesy | Strong dedication to politeness. |
| 100. | Zen-like poise | Calm composure and restraint. |
