What color is reverence?

A plurality say reverence is purple.
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“Reverence is purple because in Ancient Rome and Greece, purple was a symbol of high social status and those with this privilege were deeply respected.”
“Because purple is the color known for royalty, and people have a deep respect for royalty.”

“Reverence is red cause it’s the total submission of attention, time, and resource to something. Which is very blood, sweat, and tears adjacent in my mind.”

“Reverence is blue, but not light blue. It’s a deep, navy kind of blue, like the ocean or the night sky.”
“The first thing I was ever really in awe of was the ocean.”
“You have a ‘deep respect’ for someone or something, and I think of the deep blue ocean.”
“Respect is blue.”
“I did it based on meaning. Respect is blue, so deep respect is also blue. But I can understand the purple and red answers, the word itself is very purple or red.”

“I often hear reverence used when speaking to the religiously dedicated, like nuns, who wear black. ”

“Reverence is yellow because in many Christian paintings depicting the holy trinity, there appears to be a golden aura emanating from the back of their heads.”
“Yellow, almost gold, halo light, everything is just bathed in that golden hour sunlight, untouchable, yet admirable, unimaginable, yet given form.”
“I think that reverence is closer to worship than respect and yellow feels like a holy color.”
“Reverence is yellow because it gives you a glowing, light feeling to be reverent.”
“The amount of letter e’s in Reverence makes it yellow.”