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Meanings of honorably in English
Spanish
honorablemente Usage of honorably in English
1
And my shirts are honorably faded by sun, sea, and hard work.
2
And so he did; and was courteously and honorably used by her.
3
Let it be known tomorrow that Ivor and the others died honorably.
4
Dussollier performs honorably as the latest in a long line of Stalin-imitators.
5
The Maltese have been honorably paid off by the Viceroy of Egypt.
6
A true mother should honorably respect the reserve of the little child.
7
The time has gone by when she could have told him honorably.
8
You have spoken honorably, my daughter, but in that honorable dwells grief.
9
You have passed honorably and you shall not be persecuted into resigning.
10
Other things are essential if we are to live comfortably and honorably.
11
An honorable employment, and one I doubt not that is honorably discharged.
12
We cannot honorably talk peace with Germany until that way is found.
13
Herr von Beermann, I can only say that you have acted honorably.
14
If you are one, you will deport yourself honorably toward an enemy.
15
I could not honorably tell you this, dear, if you still cared.
16
O'Haru disliked to contradict, but the august young lady was honorably mistaken.
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Honorably across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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