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Definition of honor
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of honor is as below...
Honor (n.) To
regard
or treat with
honor,
esteem,
or
respect;
to
revere;
to treat with
deference
and
submission;
when used of the
Supreme
Being,
to
reverence;
to
adore;
to
worship..
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Faith
::
Faith (n.) Word or honor
pledged;
promise
given;
fidelity;
as, he
violated
his
faith..
Base
::
Base (a.) Not held by
honorable
service;
as, a base
estate,
one held by
services
not
honorable;
held by
villenage.
Such a
tenure
is
called
base, or low, and the
tenant,
a base
tenant..
Respect
::
Respect
(v.)
Esteem;
regard;
consideration;
honor.
Decorate
::
Decorate
(v. t.) To deck with that which is
becoming,
ornamental,
or
honorary;
to
adorn;
to
beautify;
to
embellish;
as, to
decorate
the
person;
to
decorate
an
edifice;
to
decorate
a lawn with
flowers;
to
decorate
the mind with moral
beauties;
to
decorate
a hero with
honors..
Digne
::
Digne (a.)
Worthy;
honorable;
deserving.
Earl Marshal
::
Earl
marshal
() An
officer
of state in
England
who
marshals
and
orders
all great
ceremonials,
takes
cognizance
of
matters
relating
to
honor,
arms, and
pedigree,
and
directs
the
proclamation
of peace and war. The court of
chivalry
was
formerly
under his
jurisdiction,
and he is still the head of the
herald's
office
or
college
of
arms..
Blaspheme
::
Blaspheme
(v.)
Figuratively,
of
persons
and
things
not
religiously
sacred,
but held in high
honor:
To
calumniate;
to
revile;
to
abuse..
Head
::
Head (n.) The place or
honor,
or of
command;
the most
important
or
foremost
position;
the
front;
as, the head of the
table;
the head of a
column
of
soldiers..
Glory
::
Glory (n.) That
quality
in a
person
or thing which
secures
general
praise
or
honor;
that which
brings
or gives
renown;
an
object
of pride or
boast;
the
occasion
of
praise;
excellency;
brilliancy;
splendor.
Orgies
::
Orgies
(n. pl.) A
sacrifice
accompanied
by
certain
ceremonies
in honor of some pagan
deity;
especially,
the
ceremonies
observed
by the
Greeks
and
Romans
in the
worship
of
Dionysus,
or
Bacchus,
which were
characterized
by wild and
dissolute
revelry..
Emeritus
::
Emeritus
(a.)
Honorably
discharged
from the
performance
of
public
duty on
account
of age,
infirmity,
or long and
faithful
services;
-- said of an
officer
of a
college
or
pastor
of a
church..
Disrepute
::
Disrepute
(v. t.) To bring into
disreputation;
to hold in
dishonor.
Disparage
::
Disparage
(v. t.) To match
unequally;
to
degrade
or
dishonor
by an
unequal
marriage.
Ermine
::
Ermine
(n.) By
metonymy,
the
office
or
functions
of a
judge,
whose state robe, lined with
ermine,
is
emblematical
of
purity
and honor
without
stain..
Gusset
::
Gusset
(n.) An
abatement
or mark of
dishonor
in a coat of arms,
resembling
a
gusset..
Honest
::
Honest
(a.) To
adorn;
to
grace;
to
honor;
to make
becoming,
appropriate,
or
honorable..
Title
::
Title (n.) An
appellation
of
dignity,
distinction,
or
preeminence
(hereditary
or
acquired),
given to
persons,
as duke
marquis,
honorable,
esquire,
etc..
Worship
::
Worship
(a.)
Hence,
a title of
honor,
used in
addresses
to
certain
magistrates
and
others
of rank or
station..
Legacy
::
Legacy
(n.) A gift of
property
by will, esp. of money or
personal
property;
a
bequest.
Also Fig.; as, a
legacy
of
dishonor
or
disease..
Unhonest
::
Unhonest
(a.)
Dishonest;
dishonorable.
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