Adjective: honorable ó-nu-ru-bul or ón-ru-bul
Usage: US (elsewhere: honourable)
Usage: US (elsewhere: honourable)
- Worthy of being honored; entitled to honor and respect
"an honorable man"; "led an honorable life"; "honorable service to his country";
- honourable [Brit, Cdn]
- Morally correct; principled and good
"followed the only honorable course of action";
- ethical, honourable [Brit, Cdn]
- Not disposed to cheat or defraud; not deceptive or fraudulent; marked by truth
"honorable lawyers";
- honest, honourable [Brit, Cdn]
- Deserving of respect or high regard
"The honorable judge was known for her fair rulings";
- estimable, good, respectable, admirable, honourable [Brit, Cdn]
See also: artless, august, direct, downright, echt, genuine, honorableness [US], honorificabilitudinitatibus, honourableness [Brit, Cdn], ingenuous, just, laureate, moral, noble, open-faced, reputable, revered, right, sincere, square, straight, straight-up [informal], time-honored [US], time-honoured [Brit, Cdn], true, trustable, trustworthy, trusty, venerable, worthy
Antonym: dishonorable [US]
Encyclopedia: Honorable