honour
/ˈhɒnə/Definitions
1. noun
a quality or feeling produced by the consciousness of deserving respect; a state of being held in high esteem
“She was given a great honour for her service to the community.”
2. noun
a right or privilege, especially a hereditary one
“The family has a long history of nobility and a special honour in the kingdom.”
3. verb
to give or show respect and admiration to someone or something
“The team was honoured with a parade after winning the championship.”
4. verb
to consider someone or something to be worthy of respect
“The judge will honour the victim’s wishes and grant them compensation.”
5. verb
to accept or acknowledge something, especially a debt or an obligation
“The company will honour its commitment to reduce carbon emissions.”
6. noun
a title of respect given to a person, especially a woman, especially in a formal or official context
“The honourable judge presided over the trial.”
7. noun
a person who holds a high social position or rank, especially in a traditional or aristocratic system
“The noble was an honour in the kingdom.”