Why Is It Honourable to Fail Than to Cheat?

It is far more honorable to fail than cheat because if you cheat, you might get the answer correct, but you won't have gained anything and probably will fail next time someone asks you the question. If you fail, you will probably feel bad, but you will have learned something from it, and that is good.

What does Abraham mean far more Honourable to fail than to cheat?

Answer: Abraham Lincoln means that if we cheat we won't pass after that if we fail than we know what was wrong then we correct it and this is what he meant. douwdek0 and 4 more users found this answer helpful.

In what sense is more honorable to fail than to cheat?

It is more honourable to fail than to cheat because when you cheat others it means cheating ourselves and if we get anything by cheating , even if it is a great achievement it has no value because it was not earned with honesty and honesty is the most important wuality to be a good human being.