Similar words: honorable, temporary, contemporary, honor, honour, library, dishonor, literary. Meaning: ['ɑnərərɪ /'ɒn-] 
adj. given as an honor without the normal duties.
adj. given as an honor without the normal duties. 
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61 A keen music lover he was also honorary general secretary of the Darlington Music Festival which finished at the weekend.
62 He was awarded honorary degrees by Algiers, Glasgow and Oxford.
63 She served as its honorary secretary and then as chairman.
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64 He retired from the University but retained an honorary professorship.
65 Elizabeth visited Ivy not long after the University of Leeds had given her an honorary doctorate, in May 1960.
66 He was also an enthusiastic sportsman, and was recently appointed an honorary chairman of Selkirk Cricket Club.
67 She coped well with the peculiar pressures of being only an honorary man in a male world.
68 I am not certain that the honorary colonel of the regiment was given the notice that he could expect.
69 The ex-Eurythmics mastermind admitted very mixed emotions over his Honorary Fellowship of Sunderland's university.
70 Before Abbotsfield, he had been to all intents and purposes an honorary member of the Molland family.
71 He has long since withdrawn his name from Who's Who, declines to accept honorary degrees and refuses to be interviewed.
72 The work load had become too heavy for these two offices, still honorary, to remain combined.
73 News items from her graduations, from her induction into an honorary society.
74 Hope, who was an honorary member of the Institute, restated the views expressed in the Memorials.
75 He became honorary president of the region's truffle farmers' union.
76 These cases require frequent visits and continuing follow-up by the Honorary Welfare Officers.
77 We refer to them affectionately as the honorary founders of the club.
78 From 1951 to 1953 he was president of the Royal Meteorological Society, which made him an honorary fellow in 1976.
79 Now he heads an organization of which she is honorary president.
80 He inherited the honorary title from his maternal grandfather, William Harold Pearson.
81 All donations will be formally acknowledged by the Honorary Treasurer and should of course be in favour of the Association.
82 The president of Shawmut Bank gave her a badge and made her an honorary security guard.
83 After receiving an honorary degree of Doctor of Letters, she delivered her speech in a mature and confident manner.
84 In 1872 he was elected a life honorary member of the Manchester Association of Engineers.
85 Rawnsley, honorary secretary until his death, oversaw the acquisition of large areas of countryside.
86 Club honorary secretary Chris Mountain said that it was the best start to a season he had seen the team make.
87 He did, however, accept the post of honorary chaplain to one of the Lord Mayors of London.
88 Soon after his arrival, Luks was elected an honorary member of the Boston Art Club.
89 I had my own club, the New Club, where I was an honorary member.
90 They will receive honorary degrees at the university's Commemoration Day ceremony in the Barony Hall next month.
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