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Description:

Honourably, an adverb derived from the adjective "honourable," describes actions, behaviors, or characteristics that are esteemed, principled, or morally upright. It highlights conduct that is considered ethical, fair, and worthy of respect.

Senses and Usages:

Sense 1:

Used to indicate the way or manner in which something is done with integrity and in accordance with moral principles.

Example sentence: She always conducts herself honourably in all her business dealings.

Sense 2:

As an intensifier, when used colloquially, it can emphasize a commendable action, highlighting exceptional efforts or achievements.

Example sentence: He honourably served his country for twenty-five years, receiving numerous awards for his bravery.

Sense 3:

When used in a legal context, it pertains to actions performed in compliance with the law or within the boundaries of a legal system.

Example sentence: The defendant was honourably acquitted by the jury due to lack of evidence.

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