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I have lamented before the fact that "gentlemanly" (or "gentleman's agreement") is such a useful term with nice specific connotations, and has no gender-neutral.
laments a bit more
Anyway, awesome post, looking forward to these.
"Honourable" would seem to catch most of the connotations. Eg. "As an honourable man/woman/person I expect them to fulfill their side of the bargain without coercion."
It has generally positive connotations but also inferences of old fashionedness and not always taking the best option (e.g. honour before reason). Are there any connotations it is particularly missing?