Pronunciation: /ˈhɑmɪdʒ/
noun a special honor or respect shown publicly
A1 She paid homage to her ancestors by lighting incense at their graves.
A2 The painting was created as an homage to the artist's favorite musician.
B1 The film director's latest work is a homage to classic Hollywood movies.
B2 The novel is filled with subtle homages to the author's favorite literary works.
C1 The museum curated an exhibit as an homage to the groundbreaking artists of the past century.
C2 The award-winning play is a beautiful homage to the resilience of the human spirit.
verb to show respect or honor for someone or something
A1 She paid homage to her ancestors by lighting incense at their graves.
A2 The artist's latest painting is an homage to Picasso's cubist style.
B1 The film director's work often pays homage to classic Hollywood movies.
B2 The novel is a beautiful homage to the author's favorite writer.
C1 The museum exhibit is a stunning homage to the history of art.
C2 The concert was a moving homage to the legendary musician.
formal The artist created a beautiful painting as an homage to his favorite poet.
informal I made a cake that was an homage to my mom's famous recipe.
slang The rapper dropped a new track as an homage to his hometown.
figurative The new building design pays homage to the city's architectural history.
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