on one's honor



on one's honor

Entrusted to behave honorably and honestly without supervision. For example, The students were on their honor not to consult notes during the exam. Originally alluding to a solemn oath, this idiom dates from the mid-1400s.
See also: honor, on

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Jokin-Basque
Najden-Macedonian
Putnam['pʌtnəm]
Roscoe['rɔskəu]
Renita-English
Natanaele-Italian