honorary in Latin
honorary in Latin is honōrārius — honorary means given as a mark of respect, without the usual requirements or payment attached.
honorary in Latin
honōrārius
Given as an honor/honour, with no duties attached, and without payment.
What does "honorary" mean?
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adj Given as a mark of respect, without the usual requirements or payment attached.
"honorary degree; honorary citizen"
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adj Holding a position or title unofficially, as a mark of respect rather than through normal appointment.
"He serves as honorary chairman of the charity board."
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honorary in a sentence
- honorary degree; honorary citizen
- The university awarded her an honorary degree for her contributions to science.
- He serves as honorary chairman of the charity board.
- The retired teacher became the honorary president of the village society.
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What is "honorary" in Latin?
"honorary" in Latin is honōrārius. honorary means: Given as a mark of respect, without the usual requirements or payment attached.
How do you use "honorary" in a sentence?
Example: "The university awarded her an honorary degree for her contributions to science." In Latin, "honorary" is honōrārius.
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