Examples of 'posthumous honors' in a sentence
Meaning of "posthumous honors"
Posthumous honors: Recognition or awards given to someone after their death. This phrase is used to describe the tributes or accolades bestowed upon an individual posthumously
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Wieniawski has been given a number of posthumous honors.
Posthumous honors are fine.
Those who fell in battle received posthumous honors.
Other posthumous honors.
He later died at Luoyang and was given posthumous honors.
Initially, there was no posthumous honors given to him.
He was posthumously created the Prince of Shanggu and given a number of other posthumous honors.
They were also given posthumous honors.
He died later next summer while still serving at Guide, and was given posthumous honors.
She received several posthumous honors.
He was much mourned by Emperor Daizong and given posthumous honors.
Since then, Ada has received many posthumous honors for her work.
He died around the new year 823 and was given posthumous honors.
The Song emperor gave him posthumous honors.
He died sometime thereafter, and was given posthumous honors.
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However, in 1506 he was exonerated and given posthumous honors by the Joseon court.
The historians Tacitus and Suetonius record the funeral and posthumous honors of Germanicus.
He died shortly after, and was given posthumous honors.
Tian Ji'an soon died and was given posthumous honors.
Despite this, Zhu Zhen still gave Liu posthumous honors.
We hate old age, decadence, and posthumous honors.
He died in winter 858 and was given posthumous honors.
Zheng died around the new year 821 and was given posthumous honors.
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These works all saw posthumous publication
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