Honourable example sentences

hon·or·a·ble

adjective

honourable (adjective) · Honourable (adjective)

- bringing or worthy of honor:

- (of the intentions of a man courting a woman) directed toward marriage:

- used as a title indicating eminence or distinction, given especially to judges and certain high officials:

Synonyms

honest, moral, ethical, principled, righteous, decent, respected, respectable, venerable, virtuous, good, upstanding, upright, worthy, noble, fair, just, truthful, trustworthy, trusty, incorruptible, reliable, reputable, dependable, faithful, illustrious, distinguished, eminent, great, admirable, glorious, prestigious, notable, creditable, renowned, esteemed, dishonorable, crooked, deplorable

"Honourable" Example Sentences

1. He was given an honourable discharge from the military.
2. She was given an honourable title for her service.
3. He was given an honourable mention for his work.
4. His actions were honourable and well-respected.
5. She was given an honourable award for her efforts.
6. He was given an honourable position in the company.
7. His honourable intentions were appreciated by all.
8. She was given an honourable recognition for her work.
9. He was given an honourable designation for his accomplishments.
10. His honourable behaviour was admired by his peers.
11. She was given an honourable citation for her bravery.
12. He was given an honourable salute for his service.
13. His honourable dedication to the cause was inspiring.
14. She was given an honourable mention in the press.
15. He was given an honourable mention in the history books.
16. His honourable contributions to the field were recognized.
17. She was given an honourable mention in the awards ceremony.
18. He was given an honourable discharge from the navy.
19. His honourable conduct earned him the respect of his peers.
20. She was given an honourable mention in the annual report.