honorific (Meaning)
Wordnet
honorific (n)
an expression of respect
Wordnet
honorific (s)
conferring or showing honor or respect
Webster
honorific (a.)
Conferring honor; tending to honor.
Synonyms & Antonyms of honorific
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honorific Sentence Examples
- The esteemed professor received honorific recognition for his groundbreaking research.
- The school principal bestowed an honorific degree upon the renowned author for her literary contributions.
- The military general was awarded the honorific rank of five-star admiral.
- The honorific title of "Sir" was bestowed upon the knight for his bravery and service.
- The royal family extended honorific privileges to the visiting delegation.
- The honorific address of "Your Excellency" was used to greet the foreign ambassador.
- The mayor bestowed the honorific award of "Citizen of the Year" upon the community philanthropist.
- The university granted the honorific degree of Doctor of Laws to the renowned legal scholar.
- The Academy awarded the honorific Oscar for Lifetime Achievement to the legendary filmmaker.
- The company bestowed the honorific title of "Senior Fellow" upon the retired scientist in recognition of her contributions to the field.
FAQs About the word honorific
an expression of respect, conferring or showing honor or respectConferring honor; tending to honor.
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The esteemed professor received honorific recognition for his groundbreaking research.
The school principal bestowed an honorific degree upon the renowned author for her literary contributions.
The military general was awarded the honorific rank of five-star admiral.
The honorific title of "Sir" was bestowed upon the knight for his bravery and service.
