acclaimed, crowned with laurel, famous, highly esteemed, in good odor, meritorious, noted, prized, reverenced, venerated, worthy
Definitionadj. having an illustrious reputation
Last update: June 15, 2015
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Mansr's parting warning, that she must voluntarily accept her role and Anshan as her home, had struck him as odd, for why would she not when he honored her with the greatest honor ever bestowed upon a non-ruling Anshan? [Please select]
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"So Monsieur Kuragin has not honored Countess Rostova with his hand." [Please select]
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The Emperor noticed her and honored her with a dance. [Please select]
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The military calling is the most highly honored. [Please select]
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Again he honored him by touching his ear. [Please select]
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"Perhaps he rather remain a--nobody--than be so honored." [Please select]
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Ministers who rob millions are honored. [Please select]
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Murray found himself regarded as an honored guest. [Please select]
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"I should think they'd feel honored by such a visitor." [Please select]
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We were on our way to help their husbands defend France, and they honored us. [Please select]
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Minerva in Christian art, 25; honored as a restorer of hair, 63. [Please select]
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