Pronunciation: /ækˈsɛptəns fɔr ˈɑnər/
noun a person's agreement to receive or take something
A1 Acceptance for honor is important in many cultures.
A2 In some societies, acceptance for honor is a key aspect of social interaction.
B1 The concept of acceptance for honor varies greatly from one country to another.
B2 In legal terms, acceptance for honor is a formal agreement to pay a bill on behalf of someone else.
C1 Acceptance for honor is often used in international trade transactions to ensure payment.
C2 Understanding the implications of acceptance for honor requires a deep knowledge of financial law.
preposition used to indicate the purpose or reason for which something is done
A1 I have full acceptance for honor in my heart.
A2 The community showed acceptance for honor towards the brave soldiers.
B1 The company's policy states that acceptance for honor is expected in all business dealings.
B2 The award ceremony was a display of acceptance for honor among the recipients.
C1 His acceptance for honor was evident in the way he graciously accepted the prestigious award.
C2 The diplomat's acceptance for honor was recognized internationally for his efforts in promoting peace.
formal The bank will only release the documents upon acceptance for honor of the bill of exchange.
informal You need to officially accept for honor the payment in order to proceed with the transaction.
slang If you don't accept for honor the terms, we can't move forward with the deal.
figurative Sometimes we have to accept for honor the challenges life throws at us in order to grow stronger.
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