The condition (in a person) of deserving, or being held in, high esteem or repute; honour, distinction, renown; good name. Now archaic or historical.

The character or standing of a person in respect of his or her qualities, abilities, or (in early use) social rank; a person's merit, excellence, or…

The quality of being worthy or honourable; worthiness, worth, nobleness, excellence.

In plural in same sense: a person's merit or excellence. Obsolete.

Power, strength; force. Also: excellence, value, importance, dignity. Usually in of (great, much,etc.) mund. Obsolete.

Personal or social worth; virtue, honourableness. Obsolete.

honour, dignity.

Worth or importance due to personal qualities or to rank. Obsolete.

Worthiness, dignity; haughtiness.

Worth or worthiness (of a person) in respect of rank or personal qualities.

Honourable position or status; high rank, nobility; respectability. Obsolete.

Honour; distinction; worthiness; = worthihood, n.

The quality of being honourable, honourableness. Also occasionally: an instance of this; an honour.

Honour; distinction; worthiness; = worthihead, n.

Dignity, importance. Obsolete. rare.

The state or quality of being honourable (in various senses). Also with possessive adjective: a mock title of respect or form of address for a…

The condition or state of being esteemed, honoured, or highly thought of. Frequently with in, esp. in to hold in (high,etc.) respect.

= worshipfulness, n. 2.

Nobility of character or disposition; honourableness, highmindedness, generosity. Obsolete.

The quality or condition of being creditable, personally, socially or financially; good reputation, respectability; = creditability, n. 1.

Honourableness.

The quality or state of being worshipful (in various senses).

The state or quality of being reputable.

The quality of being creditable, personally, socially, or financially; good reputation; respectability; = creditableness, n. 1.