Honorable mention means that you were not first team second team or third team in your respective sport, and you were the best of what is left in terms of players. Lets say your talking about honorable mention in terms of your conference in high school volleyball. If you are not on the first team all conference or the second team all conference you are going to be honorable mention if your play during the season has made you become an honorable mention. Honorable mention is never a bad thing either.
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No ribbon or medal is assocciated with an honourable mention in generally. Mentioned in Despatches is a pre-requisite for the awarding of some medals. Though different countries have different criteria. In the UK a spray of oak leaves is attached to the campaign medal of the action.
all conference means ur tops in da ur league and ur conference but honorable mention iz da guys and girl who almost made it and had a great years but other people were slighty better than them---but obviously all_conference is what most people try to aim for and its betta but honorable mention is not so bad either
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Ah gnarl balm engine= honorable mention
My favorite is Optimus Prime. He's honorable, caring and not to mention, awesome.
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To refer to, especially incidentally. n. # ## The act of referring to something briefly or casually. ## An incidental reference or allusion. # Honorable mention. idiom: not to mention # In addition to; as well as.
No, honorable mention is not a bad thing. It is actually very good, and you should be happy if you get it. For example, let's say you entered a writing contest and ended up getting an honorable mention. This means that you have not placed either 1st, 2nd, or 3rd, but it means that you were close to it. It means that you had real potential, and you very well could've won, but that other person had just a few more points than you that led them to get 3rd and you to get an honorable mention. I know that sounds terrible, but don't beat yourself up over what you could've done to get those extra points and win 3rd; congratulate yourself for doing the best you could and impressing the judges enough for them to recognize you. Because some people get nothing, whereas you get praise.
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That would be sedimentary rock, and (honorable mention) occasionally metamorphic rock.