Have the honour of something/of doing something

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To have the special privilege or distinction to do something or of being something.

I have the honour of presenting the award for best actress to...
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Often appears as...

  • have the honour of presenting
  • have the honour of announcing

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Formal

Formal, Ceremonial

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Special Occasions

Used primarily in formal events such as ceremonies or official gatherings.

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I have the honour of officiating this prestigious ceremony today.
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High Esteem

Shows that the speaker values the opportunity as a high honor and regards it with great respect.

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I have the honour of introducing our esteemed guest.
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Public Speaking

Often used when giving a speech or addressing an audience.

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I have the honour of delivering the commencement speech to the graduates.
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