Honorarily

Honorarily is an adverb derived from the word "honorary," which means something that is done or given as a sign of respect or esteem, rather than as a result of a formal appointment or election. The term "honorarily" is used to describe actions or roles that are performed or held on an honorary basis, without the usual requirements or qualifications.

For example, someone might be appointed as an honorarily member of a committee, meaning they serve on the committee as a matter of respect and without the usual formalities of a full member. Similarly, an honorarily degree is awarded to someone who has made significant contributions to a field, but does not meet the usual academic criteria for the degree.

The use of "honorarily" is often seen in contexts where respect and esteem are important, such as in academic, professional, or community settings. It is a way of acknowledging and recognizing the contributions and achievements of individuals, without the need for formal recognition or appointment.