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Meanings of honorable in English
Synonyms
Examples for "good"
Examples for "good"
1
Not just America this time-Europe, Russia, China-anywhere with resources and good minds.
2
Of course, people need housing, they need food, they need good education.
3
Another good question, because we have certainly seen that happen this year.
4
Economic news coming out of Northern Europe, including Germany, has been good.
5
Given the latter case, the former problem is probably a good thing.
1
Labour would have a perfectly respectable plan for dealing with the crisis.
2
Nevertheless, the theory of panspermia persists as a respectable minority scientific opinion.
3
Bohemian yet respectable, intoxicating yet safe: it seemed like the perfect adventure.
4
The account had been created 11 months earlier, a modestly respectable duration.
5
But I want to know about her family-arethey respectable people too?
1
Our very popular and estimable representative in Egypt died in April last.
2
Yet she was disciplined; all things considered, an estimable liaison to Carlos.
3
He is a Roman and not lacking in brilliant and estimable gifts.
4
Augustus Green was by many degrees the most estimable of the lot.
5
Bessie frankly lamented; she would never again find such an estimable lodger.
Usage of honorable in English
1
I don't know which to wish you: safety or an honorable fight.
2
Dedicated, honorable, committed to truth without religious suspicion, censure, or judgment, yes.
3
They spent an hour developing a new proposal, one far more honorable.
4
How honorable was it for him to have another family? Khalid said.
5
In fact, Xavier's conduct could have been seen as honest, even honorable.
6
Good work is the most honorable and lasting thing in the world.
7
The first acts of the new government lie in these honorable paths.
8
You know them well: you have found them to be entirely honorable?
9
I think he's honorable, and he'll do the right thing by us.
10
I respected their wants and needs, and also, our people are honorable.
11
Do the honorable thing, do the right thing, do the smart thing.
12
The ancient Romans used to do something similar to commit honorable suicide.
13
It was an honorable cause, and everyone contributed; it was only fitting.
14
It lies embalmed in honorable immortality in a single line of Pope's:
15
In a perfect world, my friend, your theories would be quite honorable.
16
Yes, you're honest with everyone else, and honorable, after a templar's fashion.
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Honorable through the time
Honorable across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common