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honorable

/ˈɑː.nɚ.ə.bəl/

Traduction: Qui mérite le respect et l'admiration, ou qui fait preuve de dignité et de droiture morale.

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adjective

/ˈɑː.nɚ.ə.bəl/B2formalamerican
  • frQui mérite le respect et l'admiration, ou qui fait preuve de dignité et de droiture morale.

Used in American English to describe someone or something that is worthy of respect and admiration.

  1. Deserving respectB2formal

    Worthy of honor, respect, or admiration due to high moral standards.

    frqui mérite le respect

    • He is an honorable man who always keeps his promises.
    • Serving in the military is considered an honorable profession.
    • She received an honorable mention for her essay.

    Synonymesadmirablecreditableestimablemeritoriousnoblereputablerespectablerespecteduprightworthy

    Antonymescontemptibledespicabledishonorabledisreputableignobleshameful

  2. Title of respectB2formal

    Used as a title for certain officials, judges, or members of nobility.

    frTitre honorifique

    • The Honorable Judge Smith presided over the case.
    • Please address the ambassador as 'The Honorable'.
    • The Honorable Mayor gave a speech at the ceremony.

    Synonymesreverendvenerableworshipful

Formes
  • honourablest comparative form
  • more honorable comparative form
  • honourablest superlative form
  • most honorable superlative form
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