diplomat|diplomats in English

noun

[dip·lo·mat || 'dɪpləmæt]

government emissary to a foreign country

Use "diplomat|diplomats" in a sentence

1. Bringing Home America’s Citizen Diplomats

2. The diplomats cobbled an agreement together.

3. That diplomat was too crafty.

4. The diplomat is over weight.

5. FOREIGN DIPLOMATS TO PURSUE ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES

6. The lady is a diplomat.

7. Diplomats believe that bureaucratic delays are inevitable.

8. Diplomats are locked in embassy compounds.

9. India’s top diplomat, Foreign Secretary Sujatha Singh, is leading the charge, and is ably complemented by the country’s seniormost diplomats, including Dinkar Khullar, secretary (West) in India’s Ministry of External Affairs and Anil Wadhwa, Secretary (East) in MEA.

10. Neurological, according to a Western diplomat.

11. Pakistani diplomat killed aboard hijacked plane

12. Diplomats haven't formally agreed to Anderson's plan.

13. Diplomats are trying to defuse the situation.

14. Western diplomats confirmed that annexe was authentic.

15. Caroline Kennedy – American author, attorney, and Diplomat

16. 2 words related to Consul: diplomat, diplomatist

17. The diplomat was declared persona non grata.

18. British and Argentinian diplomats met to discuss peace.

19. 3 He a diplomat of great eclat.

20. He had a distinguished career as a diplomat.

21. 2 He is a diplomat of great eclat.

22. The department intercepted the Correspondence of foreign diplomats

23. The department intercepted the correspondence of foreign diplomats.

24. The hotel's clientele includes diplomats and Hollywood celebrities.

25. The addition does not appear explicitly in any of the military diplomats, but 2 military diplomats were exhibited for riders of the cohort.