1. deserving respect and admiration; having high moral standards
Usage: British spelling
2. used as a title of respect for certain officials or judges
Usage: formal; British spelling

Examples

• He made the honourable decision to return the lost wallet.
• She has always been an honourable person in her business dealings.
• The Right Honourable Prime Minister addressed Parliament today.
• It would be honourable to admit your mistake publicly.
• The judge was known as an honourable member of the community.
• Taking responsibility for the accident was the honourable thing to do.