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Meanings of the honourable in English
Honorific style prefix.
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Examples for "honorable"
Examples for "honorable"
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.
1
She continued: I came to Malawi seven years ago with honourable intentions.
2
Or just consign him even more brutally to an honourable second place?
3
This is an honourable request and I agree to it without hesitation.
4
The Independent, in this company, has played an honourable and valuable role.
5
What was honourable pride in Johnson was, indeed, simple arrogance in Savage.
1
Do the honorable thing, do the right thing, do the smart thing.
2
But the honorable member was inclined to be facetious on the subject.
3
But the honorable Senator thinks that I want to become a Radical.
4
Escort the honorable chamberlain off the premises, Lord Kii told the troops.
5
But the honorable Senator from Kentucky insists that it is a usurpation.
1
A chancellor was now also found in the person of the Hon.
2
On the envelope was written in his good, clear handwriting: The Hon.
3
A word in the ear of Parson Wibird Hawkins, or the Hon.
4
Soon after we had settled, the motion in charge of the Hon.
5
The pro-slavery party were very indignant over the matter, and the Hon.
1
A chancellor was now also found in the person of the Hon.
2
On the envelope was written in his good, clear handwriting: The Hon.
3
In response to this toast, I have the honor of introducing Hon.
4
A word in the ear of Parson Wibird Hawkins, or the Hon.
5
Soon after we had settled, the motion in charge of the Hon.
Usage of the honourable in English
1
You should do the honourable thing, shareholder Anthony Watts told the board.
2
Ruth bent over him and kissed the honourable scratch on his cheek.
3
Both its inexpediency and injustice had been established by the honourable mover.
4
Lakamba said he was unworthy of the honourable burden, and Patalolo insisted.
5
But even the honourable Member for Oldham does not go far enough.
6
They are not such fools as the honourable gentleman takes them for.
7
Then came those events to which the honourable Member for Shrewsbury referred.
8
None denied the honourable obligation to work for every responsible human being.
9
It was the honourable explanation of the mysterious stain upon Ready's character.
10
SOCRATES: And does he who desires the honourable also desire the good?
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Was a single thing missing of all that the honourable lady possessed?
12
Perhaps he'd come to ask him to do the honourable thing.
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We miss the points of order, the honourable speaker and the unsurprising ejections.
14
Mr Browne could always do the honourable thing and seek a mandate himself.
15
But the honourable member for Westminster has misunderstood the early part of it.
16
She little knows the honourable nature of the house of Bastable.
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