other ways of saying it would be a great honorとは 意味・読み方・使い方

to bestow an honor on someone in person

do honor to a person＝do a person honor

giving his word of honor seemed to come too easily

an honorific way to mention someone's business

bestow an honor on someone

bestow an honor [title] on a person

to think much of one's honour―be jealous of one's honour

to do one the honour due to one's rank―do one due honour

to do one the honour due to one's rank―do one due honour

to do one the honour due to one's rank―do one due honour

worthy of the greatest honor or distinction

one's honor (to others)

to be jealous of one's honour―be tender of one's honour

to be jealous of one's honour―be tender of one's honour

to be honoured with one's sovereign's gracious words

someone honored for great achievements

I prefer fame to wealth.

one's word of honor

honour which has proved to be excellent and is praised

worthy of respect or honor

You will compromise your honour.

I must clear myself, for my honour is concerned―my honour is at stake.

in a dishonorable manner or to a dishonorable degree

to sully one's honour

The matter concerns my honour, so I must clear myself―justify myself―vindicate my character.

win [gain, reap] laurels

redeem one's honor [good name]

I must clear myself, for my honour is at stake.

a great honour expressed publicly

A gentleman values honour above life.