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Synonym for honour [verb]

The synonym honour synonymous definition words:
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honour [noun]

means "respect"
homage, reverence, adoration, deference, obeisance, distinction, veneration

honour [noun]

means "privilege"
favour

honour [noun]

means "integrity"
honesty, probity, uprightness, principle, nobleness, character

honour [noun]

means "fame"
renown, glory, repute, distinction, esteem, accolade, praise

honour [noun]

means "chastity"
purity, virginity
Further results for the word "honour"

accolade [noun]

means "fame"
renown, glory, repute, distinction, esteem, honour

admiration [noun]

means "esteem"
respect, affection, approval, homage, regard, honour

admire [verb]

means "behaviour"
regard, honour

celebrate [verb]

means "commemorate"
honour, dedicate, observe, solemnise, solemnize, venerate

celebrity [noun]

means "renown"
fame, popularity, glory, notoriety, honour

character [noun]

means "integrity"
honesty, name, reputation, honour, repute, status

cherish [verb]

means "treasure"
esteem, appreciate, honour, prize, value, revere

commemorate [verb]

means "celebrate"
honour, dedicate, observe, solemnise, solemnize, venerate

compliment [verb]

means "congratulate"
honour, celebrate, favour, flatter

compliment [noun]

means "commendation"
honour

congratulate [verb]

means "compliment"
honour, celebrate, favour, flatter

consider [verb]

means "respect"
honour, value, esteem

consideration [noun]

means "esteem"
estimation, honour, regard, appreciation

credit [noun]

means "property"
reputation, worth, honour, character, prestige, condition

credit [noun]

means "principle"
merit, commendation, honour

dignity [noun]

means "importance"
honour, rank, status, position, prestige, significance

dignity [noun]

means "dignified behaviour"
nobility, honour, self-respect, distinction, culture

discharge [verb]

means "settle"
redeem, disburse, satisfy, dissolve, honour, liquidate

elevate [verb]

means "promote"
uphold, exalt, advance, honour

esteem [noun]

means "respect"
deference, admiration, homage, favour, honour, regard

estimation [noun]

means "judgment"
appreciation, evaluation, appraisal, esteem, appraisement, honour

eulogy [noun]

means "commendation"
honour

evaluation [noun]

means "judgment"
appreciation, estimation, appraisal, esteem, appraisement, honour

glory [noun]

means "characteristic"
honour, fame, praise, renown, celebrity, distinction

hail [verb]

means "praise"
acclaim, honour, applaud, laud, recognise, recognize

homage [noun]

means "respect"
tribute, reverence, honour, deference, esteem, obeisance

honesty [noun]

means "integrity"
virtue, uprightness, morality, probity, honour, fairness

hymn [verb]

means "activity"
glorify, adore, bless, praise, exalt, honour

idolise [verb]

means "treasure"
esteem, appreciate, honour, prize, value, revere

idolize [verb]

means "treasure"
esteem, appreciate, honour, prize, value, revere

integrity [noun]

means "honesty"
virtue, honour, morality, principle, uprightness, righteousness

keep [verb]

means "activity"
observe, respect, consecrate, sanctify, honour, celebrate

laurel [noun]

means "wreath"
garland, crown, honour, accolade, award, distinction

look up to [verb]

means "admire"
honour

lustre [noun]

means "distinction"
eminence, honour, merit, renown, repute, glory

medal [noun]

means "award"
trophy, prize, honour, reward

memorialise [verb]

means "commemorate"
honour, dedicate, observe, solemnise, solemnize, venerate

memorialize [verb]

means "commemorate"
honour, dedicate, observe, solemnise, solemnize, venerate

name [noun]

means "position"
fame, acclaim, distinction, eminence, honour, note

nobility [noun]

means "magnificence"
dignity, honour, majesty, grandeur, greatness, loftiness

notoriety [noun]

means "reputation"
worth, honour, character, prestige, condition, distinction

observe [verb]

means "celebrate"
hold, dedicate, honour, keep, regard, solemnise

panegyric [noun]

means "compliment"
commendation, encomium, honour, eulogy, praise, tribute

praise [verb]

means "religion"
glorify, adore, bless, hymn, exalt, honour

principle [noun]

means "ideal"
goodness, honesty, honour, integrity, probity, rectitude

prize [noun]

means "award"
premium, laurel, accolade, reward, honour, guerdon

regard [verb]

means "respect"
esteem, honour, reverence, revere, value

renown [noun]

means "fame"
acclaim, distinction, eminence, honour, note, praise

repute [noun]

means "reputation"
estimation, distinction, credit, name, honour, fame

respect [verb]

means "admire"
esteem, revere, honour, regard, love, adore

respect [noun]

means "esteem"
admiration, affection, approval, homage, regard, honour

revere [verb]

means "reverence"
adulate, honour, adore, venerate

reverence [verb]

means "revere"
adulate, honour, adore, venerate

salute [verb]

means "greet"
address, hail, honour, recognise, recognize, kiss

sanctify [verb]

means "observe"
respect, consecrate, keep, honour, celebrate, commemorate

solemnise [verb]

means "commemorate"
honour, dedicate, observe, celebrate, solemnize, venerate

solemnize [verb]

means "commemorate"
honour, dedicate, observe, solemnise, celebrate, venerate

soul [noun]

means "characteristic"
heart, sentiment, love, idealism, reverence, honour

trustworthiness [noun]

means "ideal"
goodness, honesty, honour, integrity, probity, rectitude

venerate [verb]

means "respect"
regard, esteem, reverence, adore, honour, revere

veneration [noun]

means "adoration"
devotion, reverence, homage, honour, worship, supplication

worship [verb]

means "adore"
esteem, exalt, revere, venerate, honour, glorify

worship [noun]

means "adoration"
devotion, reverence, homage, honour, veneration, supplication

wreath [noun]

means "laurel"
garland, crown, honour, accolade, award, distinction

honourable [adjective]

means "reputable"
creditable, equitable, estimable, proper, right

honourable [adjective]

means "honest"
just, upright, virtuous, true, ethical, fair, noble

honourable [adjective]

means "distinguished"
dignified, important, illustrious, noble, great, famous

honoured [adjective]

means "cheque or credit card"
valid, validated, certified, good, cleared

honouring [adjective]

means "in memoriam"
in memory, for, recognizing

broad-minded [adjective]

means "tolerant"
generous, unprejudiced, liberal, magnanimous, advanced, honourable

candid [adjective]

means "fair"
honourable

cleared [adjective]

means "cheque or credit card"
valid, validated, certified, good, honoured

confidential [adjective]

means "trusted"
trusty, faithful, trustworthy, honest, honourable, bosom

courteous [adjective]

means "fair"
civil, amiable, decent, gracious, honourable, polite

creditable [adjective]

means "reputable"
honourable, equitable, estimable, proper, right


deserving [adjective]

means "worthy"
good, honourable, immaculate, unblemished, unsullied, fair

estimable [adjective]

means "meritorious"
honourable, deserving, admirable, creditable, excellent, venerable

exalted [adjective]

means "highest ranking"
astral, august, noble, highest, honourable, illustrious

fair [adjective]

means "character trait"
courteous, civil, amiable, decent, gracious, honourable

fairly [adjective]

means "property"
equitably, honestly, justly, honourably, reasonably, impartially

good [adjective]

means "property"
worthy, deserving, honourable, immaculate, unblemished, unsullied

honest [adjective]

means "characteristic"
honourable, worthy

in memory [adjective]

means "in memoriam"
honouring, for, recognizing

incorruptible [adjective]

means "impeccably honest"
honest, scrupulous, loyal, honourable, ethical, reliable

just [adjective]

means "character trait"
honest, virtuous, upright, good, honourable, pure

liberal [adjective]

means "tolerant"
generous, unprejudiced, broad-minded, magnanimous, advanced, honourable

magnanimous [adjective]

means "noble"
honourable, exalted, lofty, elevated, high-minded

manly [adjective]

means "brave"
bold, courageous, valiant, intrepid, honourable, undaunted

morally [adjective]

means "decently"
honourably, justly, properly, scrupulously, conscientiously

observed [adjective]

means "celebrated"
venerated, worshiped, revered, honoured

reputable [adjective]

means "having a good reputation"
respectable, honest, honourable, above-board, estimable, esteemed

respectable [adjective]

means "respected"
reputable, honourable, decent, honest, proper, creditable

respected [adjective]

means "respectable"
reputable, honourable, decent, honest, proper, creditable

reverent [adjective]

means "solemn"
respectful, worshipful, deferential, devout, honouring

sterling [adjective]

means "excellent"
honourable

straight [adjective]

means "honest"
fair, just, virtuous, upright, equitable, honourable

tolerant [adjective]

means "liberal"
generous, unprejudiced, broad-minded, magnanimous, advanced, honourable

true [adjective]

means "fair"
equitable, just, sincere, honest, honourable, faithful

trusted [adjective]

means "reliable"
trustworthy, secure, honoured, honored [US], honourable, honorable [US]

unbiased [adjective]

means "fair"
honourable

unprejudiced [adjective]

means "fair"
honourable

welcome [adjective]

means "appreciated"
agreeable, cherished, desirable, pleasant, good, honoured

worthy [adjective]

means "good"
deserving, honourable, immaculate, unblemished, unsullied, fair

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