rehonour
/ˌriːˈɒnə/rare
verb
[with object] Originally: †to honour in return (obsolete ). Later: to give renewed honour to.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in George Gascoigne (d. 1577), author and soldier. From re- + honour.
- discomfort glare
- discomfort index
- discomforture
- discomfort zone
- discommend
- discommendable
- discommendation
- discommended
- discommender
- discommending
- discommodate
- discommode
- discommodious
- discommodiously
- discommodiousness
- discommodity
- discommon
- discommoning
- discommonsing
- discommune
- discommuning
- discompliance
- discompose
- discomposition
- discomposure