Associations to the word «Honourable»
Noun
- Frances
- Precedence
- Disposition
- Statesman
- Colonel
- Lowry
- Cochrane
- Countryman
- Louisa
- Connexion
- Kinsman
- Commissioner
- Wellesley
- Barony
- Blackwood
- Lieutenant
- Hon
- Sovereign
- Scorn
- Melville
- Anson
- Gallantry
- Tasmania
- Edmund
- Chesterfield
- Governor
- Personage
- Pretence
- General
- Enactment
- Edward
- Gore
- Envoy
- Affection
- Entreaty
- East
- Mbe
- Guards
- Prime
- Commonwealth
- Chancellor
- Wally
- Captivity
- Hearer
- Madam
- Bombay
- Commoner
- Moderation
- Admiral
- Privilege
- Oration
- Terence
- Clergyman
- Marlborough
- Frederick
- Courtier
- Sincerity
- Sulla
- Bingham
- Bathurst
- Forester
- Humphrey
- Lady
- Territorial
- Commandant
- Dignity
- Mackay
- Tailor
- Laird
- Talbot
- Judges
- Alderman
- Angus
- Francis
- Gower
- Evelyn
- Heraldry
- Gerald
- Inn
Adjective
Wiktionary
HONOURABLE, adjective. (British spelling) Alternative form of honorable
Dictionary definition
HONOURABLE, adjective. Worthy of being honored; entitled to honor and respect; "an honorable man"; "led an honorable life"; "honorable service to his country".
HONOURABLE, adjective. Adhering to ethical and moral principles; "it seems ethical and right"; "followed the only honorable course of action".
Wise words
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