Honourably is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HONOURABLY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• HONOURABLE, worthy of honour, also HONORABLE
• with honor
ADJECTIVE:
• (of the intentions of a man courting a woman) directed towards marriage
• bringing or deserving honour
• used as a title for certain high officials, the children of certain ranks of the nobility, and MPs

Words related to HONOURABLY

honourable15

Words that contain HONOURABLY

dishonourably22

How to use HONOURABLY in a sentence

• There is every reason to believe that this fortune was honourably gained.
• After his death, she was appointed commander of the regiment, which post she held most honourably for several years.
• No class of works is more honourably distinguished by fine observation, by grace, by delicate wit, by pure moral feeling.
• While life lasts, let us strive for the power to die honourably and to reap a noble end by our deeds.
• So he harnessed the horse on which he rode to the chariot of the king, decked it honourably with a golden saddle, and hallowed it in his honour.
• Right nobly have you won her, and honourably shall you wear the prize.
• You must excuse me, Lovelace, from engaging in the office you would have me undertake, till I can be better assured you really intend honourably at last by this much-injured lady.
• He should teach the value of all professions to a nation, if honourably filled, and not the superiority of one profession over another.
• Even when she had passed the day fasting on horseback, Joan would refuse any food unless it had been honourably obtained.
• In France, Italy, and Germany journalism is a career in which an eloquent and cultured youth may honourably win his spurs.
• These wanderers were as strange as the friends of the prince, and were as variously, but scarce as honourably, gifted.
• No heavy ransom I put on that knight, Sir Robert Heron, and it was honourably paid in no long time, though he ill liked yielding him to one that had not gained his spurs.
• Two other converts, who are often honourably mentioned in the New Testament, were now likewise added to the infant Church.
• He never, certainly, contracted a debt which he did not mean honourably to pay.
• He also felt, even more honourably, its great responsibility.
• The privilege was conferred on those only who had honourably discharged themselves in their various offices in life.
• Arthur Onslow, who had honourably filled that high office in four preceding parliaments, he was presented and approved by the commissioners.
• You have behaved very honourably to me, Miss Danton, and very much like a gentlewoman.
• Honourably concerned with large high issues, they are not students of personal effect.
• Cabet, who had remained in France, had more than one judicial investigation to undergo in consequence, but was honourably acquitted.
• I would rather be married to an enemy who was fighting honourably for his country than to you.
• Moved by this witty answer, the Duke confirmed the conditions, and sent the Ambassador honourably home.
• Witnesses whom it was necessary to keep securely and deal with honourably were entertained there.
• The good people of the place received us very honourably.
• The officers of the constabulary were selected chiefly from American volunteers recently mustered out and from honourably discharged soldiers of the United States army.
• It was then that parliament formally ratified the Civil Code of Lower Canada, with which must be always honourably associated the name of Mr.
• Great are the uses of a dead prophet to the keepers of his tomb! Not within the memory of the oldest inhabitant had any funeral been so largely or honourably attended.
• Hamilton, act otherwise than honourably? We may pardon Lord St.
• It being now late, and seeming anxious to be gone, I sent him on shore very honourably in my boat, and caused several guns to be fired.
• Since then you have been honourably discharged, but have made no effort to resume professional work.
• But down to that time it is clear that his intention was to deal honourably and gently with his tawny neighbour.
• Charles Bowen, a gentleman honourably connected with the founding of education in Canterbury.
• Johnson, have all behaved generously and honourably, and seem determined to give Mrs.
• One can love once, and honourably, with his whole being, but not truly and honourably love a second time, at least not in a manner like unto the first.
• But this apology for having written these treatises need not rest on this fact, however honourably it appeals to our candour.

Similar words containing HONOURAB without suffix ly

honourable15 dishonourable19 dishonourably22 honourability21 honourableness19 honourabilities20

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