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  1. guest of honour: Collins English Dictionary
  2. guest of honour: Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary
  3. guest of honour: Wiktionary
  4. Guest of honour: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia

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Definitions from Wiktionary (guest of honour)

▸ noun:  (British spelling) A guest in whose honour a gathering is held; the most important guest.

Similar:
honouree, host with the most, somebody, plenary speaker, the great and the good, very important person, dignitary, worthy, star attraction, place of honor, more...

Opposite:
uninvited guest, regular attendee, ordinary guest

Types:
keynote speaker, celebrity, royalty, politician, business leader, community leader, more...

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Similar:
honouree, host with the most, somebody, plenary speaker, the great and the good, very important person, dignitary, worthy, star attraction, place of honor, more...

Opposite:
uninvited guest, regular attendee, ordinary guest

Types:
keynote speaker, celebrity, royalty, politician, business leader, community leader, more...



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