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		Definition of honourable mention in English: honourable mentionnoun A commendation given to a candidate in an examination or competition who is not awarded a prize.  the project received an honourable mention in the 1991 awards  Example sentencesExamples -  The organizing committee also awarded 68 students with an honorable mention.
 -  In addition, the judges may award any number of honorable mention prizes of R10,000 each.
 -  The judges also awarded several projects with honorable mentions.
 -  Artists who received $6,500 honorable mentions are Ian French, Niamh O'Reilly and Roger Houghton.
 -  Silver medals and honorable mentions will be awarded to the photographers with the largest number of selected works.
 -  The jury awarded an honorable mention to two films.
 -  Two honorable mentions were awarded in this year's competition.
 -  A winning prize, as well as an honorable mention will be awarded to recognize their efforts.
 -  Leo Thomson, Miriam Archer and Helen Power received honourable mentions for their entries.
 -  After the jury chooses a $5,000 winner, a $1,500 runner-up and three honourable mentions, who will receive $500 each, all the submissions will be on display at an open house on May 7.
 -  For this work she received an honourable mention.
 -  Several other North Shore students also received honourable mentions for their poster entries.
 -  A second essay was awarded an honorable mention and $200 by the section committee.
 -  The contest drew nearly a thousand entries, of which 26 received a first prize, 29 received a second prize, and 114 received an honorable mention.
 -  Dave Parkinson was named man of the match with honourable mentions going to Morris and Chris Barrow.
 -  It was impressive how well he coped, and although he didn't make it to Cheltenham he received an honourable mention.
 -  Receiving honorable mentions were clarinetist George Bailey, 18; marimbist Simon Bowes, 23; and pianist Jessica McDonald, 17.
 
  Synonyms thanks, gratitude, appreciation, praise, commendation, credit, recognition, regard, respect     |