• Synonyms: tribute, testimonial
  Meaning: something given or done as an expression of esteem

• A neighbor pays him this tribute:
• "Good for her!"--it was an involuntary tribute, straight from the heart.
• They have a governor of their own nation, but pay large tribute to the Dutch.
• It was not so much a present that I permitted myself to offer, as the tribute I paid."
• He presented this tribute very seriously indeed; it was no trifle for a man of his habits.
• Some indirectly and many, inadvertently, however, paid eloquent tribute to the suffrage picket.
• "Well," said Link, rather gratified by this tribute to his power, "I shall indulge your fancy."
• The kingdom of Cornwall was thus delivered from its tribute. Tristram, weakened by loss of blood, fell senseless.
• Most primitive peoples defined it as failure to perform certain ceremonial acts, or to bring tribute to the gods.
• But in law--I mean in Roman and Napoleonic law--their refusal to obey and pay tribute to their masters was illegitimate.

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