Due
Due adjective - Having reached the date at which payment is required.
Honorary
Honorary adjective - Serving to preserve the memory of a person, thing, or an event.
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Synonyms for Honorary
Due and honorary are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Due" instead an adjective "Honorary".
Nearby Word: honor
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Both words in one sentence
- Even Doug Richard, who is technically American, could earn an honorary Mean Brit title due to the fact that he could be as nasty as the others, and has resided in the UK for some time.
Source: Series / Dragon's Den -
Honorary True Companion: Golgotha, who won't join the Noob guild due to being a mercenary but hangs around with them a lot despite this.
Source: Franchise / Noob -
Wrestling Family: Considered by many to be an 'honorary' member of the Harts due to his longtime affiliation with them.
Source: Wrestling / Tyson Kidd
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