Honorary
Honorary adjective - Serving to preserve the memory of a person, thing, or an event.
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Synonyms for Honorary
Stated and honorary are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stated" instead an adjective "Honorary".
Nearby Word: honor
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Du Havel of Honor Harrington is primarily a political scientist, but is stated to hold a great many Ph.Ds in multiple other subjects, almost none of them honorary degrees.
Source: Omnidisciplinary Scientist -
Also a mistake, deliberate or otherwise, on the part of the author about looking into the matter of Superman's citizenship, because at one time it was stated that he held honorary citizenship in pretty much every single country in the world, already making him a citizen of Earth.
Source: Political Correctness Gone Mad -
As explicitly stated in David Simon's book Homicide: A Year On The Killing Streets, on which the show is partially based, no matter your origin, when you join the Baltimore PD you become an "honorary Irish".
Source: Series / The Wire
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