Honorary (adjective)

1. Given as an honor or a mark of respect, without the usual requirements or functions.
2. Conferred as an honor without the usual requirements or responsibilities.

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french honorarie, from latin honorarius, from honos, honor- "honor".

Examples:

1. He was given an honorary degree for his contributions to the field.
2. She was made an honorary member of the club for her service.
3. He was given an honorary title for his service to the community.
4. The company gave her an honorary position on the board.
5. She received an honorary award for her lifetime achievement.