Honorably is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HONORABLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In an honorable manner; in a manner showing, or consistent with, honor.
• Decently; becomingly.
ADVERB:
• HONORABLE, (US) honourable, also HONOURABLE
• in an honourable way
• with honor
• in a manner that is in accordance with or characterized by principles of honor.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• deserving of honor

Words related to HONORABLY

honorable14

Words that contain HONORABLY

dishonorably21

How to use HONORABLY in a sentence

• In what time? The difference between industry and idleness is that work is one thing which no one may honorably escape.
• This book of hers I mean to see, if I can get at it honorably.
• Not only were President Washington and the National Congress honorably desirous of peace, but they were hampered for funds, and dreaded any extra expense.
• He accepted the christening and bore the name honorably, as his sons and grandsons have since done.
• All this time the king was treated as honorably as he had been when at Holmby House.
• They buried him honorably, and two of his distinguished friends followed him to the grave.
• A man who has borne himself honorably through a whole life, makes an action honorable which might appear ambiguous in others.
• As Sholto has given up all his prospects for me, I cannot honorably desert him.
• Seizing this handful of straw with a death-grip, and bidding my three friends bury me honorably, I got upon my legs to save both countries, or perish in the attempt.
• I am not partial to Frederic, but I must do him the justice to confess that he has acted nobly and honorably.
• He was honorably received at the court of Charlemagne, where he had an opportunity of studying government in the best school, and of forming himself after the most perfect model.
• In the chief universities of Europe known, approved, and honorably received as philosopher.
• I hope no man meets inevitable danger with more spirit, but no man is less fond of seeking it where it is honorably to be avoided.
• If he deserves a still larger place, we may remember with satisfaction that as a man he was great enough to support honorably any distinction won by his mind.
• It came out in 1859 and continued through the war, and in 1865 went out of existence honorably, having its work well done.
• At the age of sixteen, Bryant entered Williams College, but was honorably dismissed at the end of two years.
• Here, then, are the three conditions which ought to be fulfilled before we can honorably enter a conference on peace with the Imperial German Government.
• We cannot honorably accept a peace which would leave Belgium, Luxembourg, Servia, Montenegro, Roumania crushed and helpless in the hands of their captors.
• After being honorably discharged, he returned to the Tennessee Mountains to marry the girl who had been waiting for him to return from the war.
• Study, therefore, to acquire honorably a certain empire over Calyste.
• He believed that he had acted very honorably to her.
• Shame on the man or woman who will not go on to the end fighting honorably! And now if you have ever given thought to such a thing, blot it from your mind forever.
• Useful knowledge, honorably acquired, is too often used after a fashion not honest or reasonable, so that the studies of youth are far more noble than the practices of manhood.
• Nor were his labors confined even to the two great spheres of enterprise with which his name has been intimately and honorably associated.
• I refused to act for him on that ground, but I know of no reason why you could not honorably serve.
• He has been honorably mentioned several times in the House of Lords by the Field-Marshal-Commanding-in-Chief.
• By the terms of the contract Solomon threw all the initiative on the Deity, and whenever the Deity undertook his share of the contract, Solomon honorably fulfilled his.
• After this service, on account of severe local injury, he was honorably discharged by Colonel Alexander.
• Yea, I would have given her to a young man that should win her bread honorably.
• They now said that if another minister were sent to France, he would be honorably received.
• I had served the city of Bristol honorably, and the city of Bristol had no reason to think that the means of honorable service to the public were become indifferent to me.
• If he fails her, then the group, in its capacity as a state, should care for her honorably.
• On the walls hung the pictures of Hutchinson’s ancestors, who had been eminent men in their day, and were honorably remembered in the history of the country.
• But he was honorably unwilling to disturb her relations with her husband, by satisfying her that he had never been unworthy of the affection which had once united them.
• But only to him who has borne himself truthfully and honorably before his family can that good gift be given.

Similar words containing HONORAB without suffix ly

honorable14 dishonorable18 dishonorably21 honorability20 honorableness18 honorabilities19 honorablenesses20 dishonorablenes21 dishonorableness22 dishonorablenesses24

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