honorableness
81veracity — n 1. truthfulness, honesty, honestness, veraciousness; frankness, openness, candor, candidness, straightforwardness, plainness, bluntness; ingenuousness, artlessness, guilelessness, naivetd. 2. sincerity, sincereness, earnestness; uprightness,… …
82dishonorableness — dis·honorableness …
83honorificabilitudinitatibus — With honorableness (a nonsense word from medieval literature) …
84integrity — [n1] honor, uprightness candor, forthrightness, goodness, honestness, honesty, honorableness, incorruptibility, incorruption, principle, probity, purity, rectitude, righteousness, sincerity, straightforwardness, virtue; concept 411 Ant.… …
85sportsmanship — [n] integrity fairness, forthrightness, gamesmanship, goodness, honesty, honor, honorableness, principle, righteousness, sincerity, virtue; concept 411 …
86justness — The quality or state of being just, equitable or right; conformity to truth or justice, lawfulness; rightfulness; honorableness. Correctness; exactness; accuracy. Fuchs v Lehman, 47 ND 58, 188 NW 85. See just …
87honorable — [än′ər ə bəl] adj. [ME honourable < OFr honorable < L honorabilis < honor] 1. worthy of being honored; specif., a) [H ] of, or having a position of, high rank or worth: used as a title of courtesy for certain officials and for the… …
88dishonorable — adjective 1. lacking honor or integrity; deserving dishonor dishonorable in thought and deed • Syn: ↑dishonourable • Ant: ↑honorable • Similar to: ↑black, ↑disgraceful …
89dishonorableness — noun the quality of not deserving honor or respect • Syn: ↑dishonourableness • Ant: ↑honorableness • Derivationally related forms: ↑dishonourable (for: ↑dishonourableness), ↑ …
90dishonourableness — noun the quality of not deserving honor or respect • Syn: ↑dishonorableness • Ant: ↑honorableness (for: ↑dishonorableness) • Derivationally related forms: ↑dishonourable, ↑ …
