Pronunciation: /ˈɑnər/
noun high respect; great esteem
A1 I received a medal for my academic honor.
A2 It is important to honor your commitments.
B1 The soldier was awarded a medal for his bravery and honor.
B2 She was honored with a prestigious award for her contributions to the field of science.
C1 The president was bestowed with the highest honor for his dedication to public service.
C2 The Nobel Peace Prize is considered one of the greatest honors a person can receive.
verb to regard or treat with respect or admiration
A1 I honor my parents by obeying their rules.
A2 She honors her ancestors by participating in traditional ceremonies.
B1 The company honored its employees with a special recognition ceremony.
B2 He was honored for his contributions to the field of science.
C1 The soldier was honored for his bravery in battle.
C2 The president was honored with a state banquet during his visit to the country.
formal It is a great honor to be invited to speak at the conference.
informal I feel honored to be a part of such a wonderful team.
slang I'm totally honored to be included in the group chat.
figurative The medal of honor symbolizes bravery and sacrifice.
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