honourableness

Quality of rectitude

The quality of being honourable—possessing integrity, uprightness, and a commitment to ethical conduct.

Honourableness implies consistency between one's principles and actions: His honourableness was evident in how he treated even his adversaries.

The word is formal and somewhat old-fashioned, more likely encountered in written than spoken English.

British spelling; the American form is honorableness.

integrity

uprightness

Moral correctness and honesty

truthfulness · sincerity · scrupulousness · conscientiousness · incorruptibility · forthrightness · candor · trustworthiness · reliability · fairness

virtue

righteousness

Moral correctness or virtue

altruism · selflessness · generosity · philanthropy · idealism · purity · chivalry · gallantry · valor · heroism

dignity

nobility

Titled ruling class

gravitas · stateliness · decorum · refinement · gentility · courtesy · propriety · self-respect · bearing · composure

reputation

esteem

Favorable opinion of worth

recognition · appreciation · commendation · acclaim · regard · standing · repute · credibility · distinction · merit

Opposites
moral integrity

honourablenessdishonour

Loss of reputation

dishonor · disgracefulness · baseness · vileness · wickedness

reputation and esteem

honourablenessdisgrace

Loss of honor

shame · infamy · disrepute · ignominy · shamefulness

Family

honorable, honour, honorably, honours, honoured, honourable, honouring, dishonorably, honourably

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