Noun: word of honour
Word of honour meaning:
- A promise
Synonyms: parole, word, word of honor
Derived forms: words of honour
Quotations:
- MacKenzie – On my word of honor I assure you, Doodles, that Tony’s trip to Brighton ended in talk.
- Van Tassel – I give you my word of honor that, for the time being, my promise to Betty had gone clean out of my head.
- Baldwin – You may have my sacred word of honor that I will not trouble you in any way.
Sample sentences:
- The word of honour of a gentleman–another pledge would be better.
- I give you my word of honour.
- Nevertheless, General Krasnov was set free on his word of honor.
- This expression, “word of honor,” made me smile once more.
- I asked him, before the Ambassador of France, whether he could give me his word of honor for it.
- No, I give you my word of honor.
- I want a guard; give me your word of honor to turn honest man, and I will make you my lieutenant.
- But one of these days I’ll prove that my word of honor was worth taking.
- Bob had given his word of honor to Ewing not to expose him.
- Before I got it I had to give my sacred word of honor that I’d never let even you know who sent it.
- I want to hear you give me your sacred word of honor to keep this little loan of your car a secret.
- Yes, sir; if you disbelieve my word of honor, I will condescend to show you my invitation.
- I will give him my word of honor not to attempt escape; besides, dawn will begin directly.
- Indeed if I were a millionaire—my word of honor I would buy you an automobile.
- A few hours after she brought the letter, praying him, on his word of honor, to send it.
- So far as I’m concerned, I give you my word of honor I don’t know the first thing about this sign business.
- Heinrich’s offer was discussed in detail and confirmed by his word of honor, after which he took a formal leave of the gentlemen.
- Give me your word of honor on it.
- It’ll hurt me terribly—and I owe you every cent of it, on my word of honor!
- But I’ll not explain unless you will give me your word of honor to keep it a secret, at least for the present.