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honourable

/ˈɒn.ər.ə.bəl/

Übersetzung: Wird im britischen Englisch verwendet, um eine Person zu beschreiben, die ehrlich, gerecht und respektwürdig ist; auch für Handlungen oder Absichten, die ehrenhaft und anständig sind.

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adjective

/ˈɒn.ər.ə.bəl/B2formalbritish
  • deWird im britischen Englisch verwendet, um eine Person zu beschreiben, die ehrlich, gerecht und respektwürdig ist; auch für Handlungen oder Absichten, die ehrenhaft und anständig sind.

Used in British English to describe someone who is honest, fair, and deserving of respect.

  1. Worthy of honor and respectB2formalbritish

    Deserving of admiration, respect, and high regard due to one's actions or character.

    deEhrenwert

    • He led an honourable life dedicated to public service.
    • The judge was known for being an honourable and fair person.
    • She received an honourable mention for her outstanding work.

    Synonymeadmirablecreditableesteemedmeritoriousnoblereputablerespectablerespectedvenerableworthy

    Antonymebasecontemptibledebaseddegradeddespicabledishonorabledisreputableignobleshamefulvile

  2. Adhering to ethical principlesB2formalbritish

    Acting in accordance with high moral standards, integrity, and a strong sense of right and wrong.

    deEhrenhaft

    • It was an honourable decision to return the lost wallet.
    • He always tries to do the honourable thing, even when it's difficult.
    • Their honourable conduct during the crisis was widely praised.

    Synonymedecentethicalfairhonestjustmoralprincipledrighteousscrupuloustrustworthyuprightvirtuous

    Antonymecorruptdishonestdishonourableimmoralunethicalunprincipled

Formen
  • more honourable comparative form
  • most honourable superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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