Search Results for: "honorer"

Honor is a feeling of high respect or great pride for someone or something. In s...

Bringing or deserving honor.

possessing or characterized by honor; honorable (military conduct)

High respect; a privilege; a reputation of integrity.

Prizes, honors, or marks of recognition given to individuals or groups for their...

Honorable; bringing honor or respect.

honorable, bringing honor or respect

Honor; privilege; honored.

To formally and ceremonially bestow a specific status, honor, or legal right upo...

Honors refers to special recognition or distinction given to someone for outstan...

Proud, honored; feeling honored or a sense of dignity.

To regard with great respect; to worship (God or a saint).

Having honor and respect; respectable, honorable.

Regarded with great respect and admiration; honored.

Respected, honorable.

Respected or honorable; showing respect.

The state or quality of being worthy of honor or respect.

Respect, honor.

To respect; to cherish; to honor.

A tribute is something that you say, do, or give to show your respect and admira...

When you do something `in honor of` someone, you're showing deep respect, admira...

This phrase means to publicly admit you were wrong and apologize for a mistake....

Okay, so `Tenho a honra de apresentar` is your fancy way of saying 'I have the h...

This phrase is the ultimate gold standard of praise. It’s used when someone rece...

This phrase is like wearing a tuxedo in word form. It carries a heavy weight of...

This phrase is the linguistic equivalent of wearing a tuxedo or a ball gown. It...

To try to insult or defame a highly respected or honorable person.

To give someone immense respect, honor, and a warm welcome.

A toast made in honor of someone.

Honoring promises.

Being proud and honorable.

Once a gift or promise is made, it should be honored and not revoked.

Achieving something that honors one's family.

Maintaining one's honor or reputation.

Expressing willingness and honor to do something for someone.

To occupy an honorable and respected status.

Expressing that one feels honored or privileged.

A polite expression indicating pleasure and honor upon meeting someone new.

To maintain one's honor, reputation, or dignity in a social situation.

A very polite expression to show respect and honor someone.

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