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honoured ADJ

honoured
مُشَرِّف

honour <an honour; honours> N

honour ECON

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acceptance for honour

acceptor for honour

maid-of-honour N

at the cost of honour ECON

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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An advance booking is a standard process and should be honoured.
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And to be fair, there was something rather time-honoured about it.
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Many an elderly birthday boy is gladdened with a serenade, many a fellow citizen, whom we are guiding on his last journey, is honoured with a song.
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In her schema, the time-honoured name for non-realistic fiction is romance.
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In terms of curriculum there was and still is a high level of attention paid to time-honoured academic knowledge.
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The documents also allege that the government honoured agreements to provide the same pension entitlement agreements to other staff.
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But good intentions and righteousness notwithstanding, this tale springs from the time-honoured premise that the enemy of your enemy is your friend.
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In a statement it added that all prepaid goods and services, together with gift vouchers and credit notes, will be honoured.
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They apologise to him and treat him like an honoured guest.
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This is a time-honoured cultural practice of eating the placenta.
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