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what's the difference between "in recognition of" vs. "in honor of"
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The most obvious difference is that 'in honour of' is for something seen as more outstanding. eg The company gave Tom a gold watch in recognition of his 30 years of service. eg The general gave Mary a medal in honour of her bravery in saving the lives of her comrades.
- The most obvious difference is that 'in honour of' is for something seen as more outstanding.
- eg The company gave Tom a gold watch in recognition of his 30 years of service.
- eg The general gave Mary a medal in honour of her bravery in saving the lives of her comrades.
- Check a good dictionary for other details and examples.
- Clive
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The most obvious difference is that 'in honour of' is for something seen as more outstanding.
eg The company gave Tom a gold watch in recognition of his 30 years of service.
eg The general gave Mary a medal in honour of her bravery in saving the lives of her comrades.
Check a good dictionary for other details and examples.
Clive
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