adjective
honorable
AH-nur-uh-bul/ˈɑːnərəbl/
Worthy of respect for integrity or standing.
She makes the honorable choice and returns the money she finds.
Etymology
Honorable first described someone worthy of being honored or respected. Its moral sense developed toward honesty, good faith, and just conduct—the qualities that make a person deserve respect.
In context
doing finance business banking and so forth and simply says that it's that it's honorable as long as it's done and he describes it in detail as long as it is done with honesty
More examples
- His honorable intentions do not excuse his poor judgment.
- She receives an honorable discharge after years of military service.
- The letter is addressed to the Honorable Maria Lopez.
Forms
honorable · more honorable · most honorable
honor noun — Respect earned through character or achievement.
honorably adverb — In a morally upright or respectable way.