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Post by Dee on Mar 17, 2013 0:12:37 GMT -4
A class is doing a brick in honor of the graduating class of 1967...what is another way of saying “in honor of”?
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Post by Tim, AWTS on Mar 17, 2013 0:22:55 GMT -4
Hi, Dee—thanks for asking! Here are some possible options... - to commemorate the graduating class of 1967
- to honor
- in memory of (probably not best in this situation)
- to celebrate
- to memorialize
- to immortalize
- to pay tribute to
Hope that helps, -Tim |
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Post by impossiblekim on Nov 7, 2013 0:13:43 GMT -4
commending the graduating class of 1967
in acknowledgment of the graduating class of 1967
in recognition of the graduating class of 1967
in tribute to the graduating class of 1967
in appreciation of the graduating class of 1967
i know this is ever so late,, but maybe some1 else will be assisted by it??
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