honorable in Latin
honorable in Latin is honestus, honōrābilis — honorable means acting with integrity and deserving respect.
honorable in Latin
honestus
honōrābilis
What does "honorable" mean?
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adj Acting with integrity and deserving respect.
"It was an honorable thing to do, admitting the mistake publicly."
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adj A formal title of respect used for certain officials, such as judges, ministers, or members of Congress.
"The Honorable Jane Smith presided over the case."
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honorable in a sentence
- It was an honorable thing to do, admitting the mistake publicly.
- He fought fair and lost with an honorable attitude.
- The Honorable Jane Smith presided over the case.
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What is "honorable" in Latin?
"honorable" in Latin is honestus, honōrābilis. honorable means: Acting with integrity and deserving respect.
How do you use "honorable" in a sentence?
Example: "It was an honorable thing to do, admitting the mistake publicly." In Latin, "honorable" is honestus, honōrābilis.
Are there other ways to say "honorable" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "honorable": honestus, honōrābilis.
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