in accordance with or characterized by principles of honor; upright

They were all honorable men.

of high rank, dignity, or distinction; noble, illustrious, or distinguished.

worthy of honor and high respect; estimable; creditable.

bringing honor or credit; consistent with honor.

( initial capital letter )

(used as a title of respect for certain ranking government officials.)

British . (used as a title of courtesy for children of peers ranking below a marquis.) Abbreviation

Hon.

adjective

acclaimed , celebrated , chivalrous , conscientious , dependable , distinguished , eminent , esteemed , ethical , faithful , forthright , high-principled , honest , honored , illustrious , just , knightly , law-abiding , noble , notable , of good repute , on the up-and-up , principled , reliable , respectable , righteous , sincere , sterling , straightforward , trustworthy , truthful , unstained , upright , virtuousnotes:honorable means not disposed to cheat or defraud or deserving of esteem and respect; honorary means given as an honor without the normal duties , commendable , creditable , deserving , estimable , exemplary , laudable , meritorious , praiseworthy , reputable , worthy , good , incorruptible , true , upstanding , admirable , elevated , equitable , magnanimous , moral , title