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honor bright

adverb

Informal.
  1. upon my honor; really and truly.

    I did sweep the floor, honor bright.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of honor bright1

First recorded in 1810–20
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Example Sentences

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I am a TV critic, so my list will be about television and I'm going to make it, honor bright, in just a minute, right after I explain how meaningless it is.

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"Really, I haven't, boo'ful . . . Honor bright . . . believe me?"

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When writing the first draft of The Last Runaway, I tried to have Honor Bright be as quiet as possible.

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I have Honor Bright say all of these things, but I'm not sure I have really got it.

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Heroine Honor Bright leaves England for America, settles in Ohio and becomes intimately involved in the movement - helping runaway slaves reach freedom.

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