homage

/ˈhɑmɪdʒ/
noun
  1. Public honor or respect shown to someone or something, often in a formal or artistic way.
    • The museum exhibit paid homage to the artist's early work.
    • The film is an homage to classic horror movies.
    • They bowed their heads in homage to the fallen soldiers.
  2. In medieval times, a formal ceremony in which a vassal pledged loyalty and service to a lord.
    • The knight swore homage to his king before receiving his lands.
    • The ceremony of homage included kneeling and clasping hands.
    • Homage was a binding oath of fealty between lord and vassal.
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