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honorably

/ˈɒn.ər.ə.bli/

Traduction: Adverbe signifiant « de manière honnête, juste et digne de respect ». Décrit des actions accomplies avec intégrité, selon des principes moraux ou conformément à des normes sociales ou éthiques de l'honneur.

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adverb

/ˈɒn.ər.ə.bli/B2formal
  • frAdverbe signifiant « de manière honnête, juste et digne de respect ». Décrit des actions accomplies avec intégrité, selon des principes moraux ou conformément à des normes sociales ou éthiques de l'honneur.

An adverb meaning "in a way that is honest, fair, and deserving of respect." It describes actions performed with integrity, moral principles, or in accordance with social or ethical standards of honor.

  1. With honor or integrityB2formal

    In a way that shows high moral standards, honesty, and respect.

    fravec honneur, honorablement

    • He served his country honorably for thirty years.
    • She acted honorably by returning the lost wallet.
    • The soldier was discharged honorably after completing his service.

    Synonymesdecentlyethicallyfairlyhonestlyjustlymorallynoblyrespectablyrighteouslyuprightlyvirtuously

    Antonymesdisgracefullydishonorablyignoblyshamefully

  2. Deserving of respectB2formal

    In a manner that earns or deserves respect and admiration.

    frde manière honorable

    • The judge conducted the trial honorably and fairly.
    • They treated their opponents honorably throughout the competition.
    • He lived his life honorably, always helping those in need.

    Synonymescreditablylaudablynoblypraiseworthilyrespectablyworthily

    Antonymesdisgracefullydishonorablyignominiouslyshamefully

Formes
  • more honorably comparative form
  • most honorably superlative form
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