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Respected, having received honor
“He is an honored veteran of the tremendous struggle between the North and the South.”
Pleased with having the honor of doing something
“I would be honored to be the DJ at your wedding.”
Being regaled or given hospitality
Commemorated or remembered, typically from being noteworthy
Generally accepted as correct or true
Only used by or consisting of a privileged group
Being well received by others
To have covered an expense
“The exporter bears the entire risk related to the importer's ability and willingness to honor the invoice.”
Past tense for to regard with great respect or esteem
“They should be taught to honor their parents and elders, and to be hospitable and courteous to guests.”
Past tense for to publicly recognize or praise
“He would honor his betrothed with a song that he had written specifically for the occasion.”
Past tense for to fulfill one's role, obligation or duty
“For the rest of my days, I give you my word that I will honor my duties as a husband and as a father.”
Past tense for to clear a check when due
“Should this happen through error or oversight, the bank may refuse to honor the check and will return it to the bank that presented it for payment.”
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