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Honour
noun a title of respect given to judges, mayors, etc, in the form of Your Honour, His Honour and Her Honour.
noun a title of respect given to judges, mayors, etc, in the form of Your Honour, His Honour and Her Honour.
honour or (US) honor
noun
1 the esteem or respect earned by or paid to a worthy person.
2 great respect or public regard.
3 a source of credit, such as fame, glory or distinction (for one's country, etc).
4 a scrupulous sense of what is right; a high standard of moral behaviour or integrity.
5 a pleasure or privilege.
6 old use a woman's chastity or virginity, or her reputation for this.
7 golf the right to play first from the tee.
8 in some card games: any of the top four or five cards.
verb (honoured , honouring )
1 to respect or venerate; to hold in high esteem.
2 to confer an award, title or honour on someone as a mark of respect for an ability, achievement, etc.
3 to pay (a bill, debt, etc) when it falls due.
4 to keep or meet (a promise or agreement).
[12c: from Latin honor ]
do the honours colloq to perform or carry out a task, especially that of a host.
in honour of someone or something out of respect for or in celebration of them or it.
on one's honour under a moral obligation.
noun
1 the esteem or respect earned by or paid to a worthy person.
2 great respect or public regard.
3 a source of credit, such as fame, glory or distinction (for one's country, etc).
4 a scrupulous sense of what is right; a high standard of moral behaviour or integrity.
5 a pleasure or privilege.
6 old use a woman's chastity or virginity, or her reputation for this.
7 golf the right to play first from the tee.
8 in some card games: any of the top four or five cards.
verb (honoured , honouring )
1 to respect or venerate; to hold in high esteem.
2 to confer an award, title or honour on someone as a mark of respect for an ability, achievement, etc.
3 to pay (a bill, debt, etc) when it falls due.
4 to keep or meet (a promise or agreement).
[12c: from Latin honor ]
do the honours colloq to perform or carry out a task, especially that of a host.
in honour of someone or something out of respect for or in celebration of them or it.
on one's honour under a moral obligation.
honour-bound
adjective (also in honour bound) obliged to do something by duty or by moral considerations.
adjective (also in honour bound) obliged to do something by duty or by moral considerations.
honour-guard
noun , US a guard of honour.
noun , US a guard of honour.
honourable or (US) honorable
adjective
1 deserving or worthy of honour.
2 having high moral principles.
3 (Honourable) a prefix to the names of certain people as a courtesy title. See also Right Honourable.
[14c]
honourableness noun .
honourably adverb .
adjective
1 deserving or worthy of honour.
2 having high moral principles.
3 (Honourable) a prefix to the names of certain people as a courtesy title. See also Right Honourable.
[14c]
honourableness noun .
honourably adverb .
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