honorary

hon·or·ar·y  (n-rr)

adj.

1. Held or given as a mark of honor, especially conferred as an honor without the usual adjuncts: an honorary degree.

2.

a. Holding an office or title given as an honor, without payment: an honorary colonel.

b. Voluntary: the council's honorary secretary.

3. Relying on honor and not legally enforceable, as a duty or obligation.

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honorary

Adjective

a. held or given as a mark of respect, without the usual qualifications, payment, or work: an honorary degree

b. (of a secretary, treasurer, etc.) unpaid

Thesaurus

Adj.

1.

honorary - given as an honor without the normal duties; "an honorary degree" unearned - not gained by merit or labor or service; "accepted the unearned rewards that came his ways as well as the unearned criticism"; "unearned income"; "an unearned run"

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honorary

adjective nominal, unofficial, titular, ex officio, honoris causa (Latin) in name or title only

Translations

honorary [ˈɔnərərɪ] adj → no remunerado; [duty, title] → honorario

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honorary [ˈɔnərərɪ] adj → honoraire; [duty, title] → honorifique;

honorary degree → diplôme m honoris causa

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honorary [ˈɔnərərɪ] adj → ehrenamtlich;

(title, degree) → Ehren-

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honorary [ˈɔnərərɪ] adj → onorario/a; [duty, title] → onorifico/a