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Honorific   /ˌɑnərˈɪfɪk/   Listen
Honorific

noun
1.
An expression of respect.






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... allodial possession, as the phrase is. The feudal services, in fact, were often more onerous to those who paid them than they were beneficial to those who received them. It was time that they should be abolished. Those which were purely honorific, although valued by the nobility, who possessed them, outraged the sense of equality in the nation. They were felt to be badges and marks of the inferiority of the tenant to the landlord, of the poor to the rich. There is but one king, and we cannot all be noble, but let ...
— The Eve of the French Revolution • Edward J. Lowell



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