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- adverb In an
honorary manner.
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Examples
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They end up DEEP FRIED and served on a platter wedged into the side of their favored sibling who has been honorarily stabbed with a "holy" picture, and bedecked in loose candy flotsam, ribbons, rings and things and buttons and bows.
Lamb Fleeces 2010
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Even a scaled-back movement to "honorarily rename" the town, whatever that means, fell through.
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Perhaps we should start a list of fathers you can honorarily outrage as you continue to outrage your own.
Beth as 'charity duty', I plot mischief and wear a mini-skirt Elizabeth McClung 2008
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I can hardly help but laugh when the celebrity behind an honorarily named fragrance is a literary figure... it's always so utterly and wonderfully absurd.
Perfume Review: Histoires de Parfums 1740 Marquis de Sade Marina Geigert 2007
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He has been honorarily been named Pedro, and has the cutest fro ever. ps - I'm supposed to be able to see the aurora borealis from here sometime soon.
meli Diary Entry meli 2000
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The liberal position would seem to be the reverse of what's in the list - I feel it would be more along the lines of "Though this person has not completed the course of study to 'earn' the degree, this person has shown him/herself to be competent in this field, and is honorarily awarded the title in lieu of this."
Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] Bobobo 2010
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This will mark the first time that the Stevie Awards will honorarily nominate many of the world's most prominent companies and executives in its programs.
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Harvard in 1973 but didn't get his degree until it was granted, honorarily, thirty-four years later.
The New Yorker Rebecca Mead 2010
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This will mark the first time that the Stevie Awards will honorarily nominate many of the world's most prominent companies and executives in its programs.
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The liberal position would seem to be the reverse of what's in the list - I feel it would be more along the lines of "Though this person has not completed the course of study to 'earn' the degree, this person has shown him/herself to be competent in this field, and is honorarily awarded the title in lieu of this."
Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] Bobobo 2010
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