Examples of 'honorifics' in a sentence
Meaning of "honorifics"
Honorific (noun): A word or expression used to show respect or esteem when addressing or referring to someone
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- plural of honorific
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Honorifics are considered extremely important in a business setting.
Persian also makes wide use of honorifics.
Zero or more honorifics to append to the name.
Japanese provides an excellent case study of honorifics.
I have been using honorifics for nothing.
I am just saying we should drop the honorifics.
Some honorifics may be used for any individual.
I was just about to use honorifics to you.
Use honorifics during office hours.
You did not use proper honorifics anyway.
Use honorifics to respect each other.
You are trying to drop the honorifics as always.
No honorifics are necessary for my name.
And it would be weird to use honorifics to myself.
Honorifics were thrown and greetings were exchanged.
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These may have been unearned honorifics.
You should use honorifics when speaking to adults.
Let us conjugate standard verb forms into honorifics.
This is an index of religious honorifics from various religions.
Answer in short sentences and end with honorifics.
But he never used honorifics toward me.
It is also important to address others according to their honorifics.
And drop the honorifics as well.
I need to know whether to use honorifics.
Honorifics are also used for people who are superior in status.
You always forget to use honorifics.
Other honorifics also exist.
A huge feature of this difference is honorifics.
Use honorifics to the elderly.
I do not like using honorifics to humans.
It was because someone did not address you with honorifics.
I can drop the honorifics then.
He always refused in principle all honors and honorifics.
You are using honorifics with me.
Then we should just forget about the honorifics.
You can drop your honorifics with me if you want.
We should not change our honorifics.
Either use honorifics or do not.
You should drop the honorifics.
Referent honorifics express the status of the person being spoken about.
This is what sudden use of honorifics feels like.
No honorifics we are all friends.
You can drop the honorifics.
Different honorifics might be applied depending on the particular status of the deceased.
Sorry for dropping the honorifics.
I noticed that you use honorifics with everyone else but me.
I am not used to using honorifics.
These days we have to use honorifics even with elementary school students.
Those children in the household do not use honorifics at all.
Honorifics or no honorifics.
