ਇੱਕ ਅਧਿਕਾਰਤ ਅੰਤਰਰਾਸ਼ਟਰੀ ਚਰਚਾ ਵਿੱਚ ਸ਼ਾਮਲ,

diplomatists's Usage Examples:

(1927) British diplomatic representatives, 1689-1789 (1932) Scottish diplomatists, 1689-1789 (1944) British public opinion and the first partition of Poland.

with insane people, criminals, ruined speculators, wild adventurers, diplomatists, brother-consuls, and all manner of simpletons and unfortunates, in greater.

are, as a rule, far better known to foreign Governments and to foreign diplomatists than to their own fellow-countrymen.

As the companion of the king, Moltke's influence grew to the point that foreign diplomatists declared he could make and unmake ministers at will.

of at that Court, indeed was allowed privileges not granted to other diplomatists, and my father had some difficulty in consequence of obtaining the proper.

European politics during the decade before the war as described by Belgian diplomatists.

diplomatists accredited to a nation to interfere in its domestic affairs; he called attention to the fact, which he feared some of the diplomatists had.

of the first four centuries of the Christian church, and of European diplomatists, extend over the whole range of French history.

Sazonov regarded Wangenheim as "the most successful of the German fighting diplomatists".

the young generation of Spaniards, statesmen, writers, soldiers and diplomatists came under his influence.

Synonyms:

consul, high commissioner, minister plenipotentiary, diplomat, embassador, internuncio, ambassador, George Frost Kennan, nuncio, envoy, George F. Kennan, persona non grata, Kennan, charge d'affaires, plenipotentiary, envoy extraordinary, diplomatic minister, persona grata, official, minister, functionary, papal nuncio,

Antonyms:

unauthorized, unofficial, unestablished, irregular, unconfirmed,