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Definition of "guest of honour" [guest of honour]
- A guest in whose honour a gathering is held (noun)
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Use "guest of honour" in a sentence
- "'Now, we want that is to say, Worldic have arranged et since you did the press interviews, I mean they want you to go to let's see there's a beauty competition to judge next Wednesday for Miss Jo'burg and er guest of honour at the Ladies' Kinema Luncheon Club on Thursday and on Friday a fund-raising charity reception given by er our sponsors for the premiere er, that is Bow-Miouw Pet-food, of course and er well "
- "Pradeep Deshpande, principal, Gandhi Medical College was the guest of honour while film heroine Aditi Agarwal was the special invitee."
- "As in Ellis Quint, guest of honour at the Topline Foods lunch the day before the Grand National? '"