Consulate is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONSULATE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the post or establishment of a (modern) consul
• the office or position of a consul.
• the period of office of a Roman consul.
• the system of government by consuls in ancient Rome.
• the government of the first French republic (1799–1804) by three consuls.
• workplace or position of a consul
• The office of a consul.
• The jurisdiction or residence of a consul.
• Consular government; term of office of a consul.
• diplomatic building that serves as the residence or workplace of a consul
• the government of the first French republic (1799–1804) by three consuls.
• the building in which a consul's duties are carried out
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a government by consuls

Words related to CONSULATE

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Words that contain CONSULATE

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How to use CONSULATE in a sentence

• I was kept cooling my heels in the consulate several months before I found out what was the matter.
• Hay reads service in the British Consulate, and invites the Protestant residents.
• It was after the prosperous days of the Liverpool Consulate that Hawthorne returned to Concord to spend the remainder of his all too short life.
• Such were the achievements in Spain during the consulate of Quintus Fabius and Marcus Claudius.
• The snow, still falling fast, lay over two feet deep in the garden beneath my window, while great white drifts barred the entrance-gates of the Consulate.
• Sacco had an official from the Italian Consulate in Boston to testify for him.
• From Washington a new consular agent was sent, and, putting him in charge of the consulate, I started for home, going by way of Turin, to see Mr.
• Thus I found that the principal resource of the consulate was gone.
• I met her in the American Consulate at Ghent, where she was pleading with Vice-Consul Van Hee to assist her in getting through the German lines to Brussels.
• The place sought for was probably a consulate on the Mediterranean, which would have enabled our author to look forward with some assurance of faith to longer and easier years.
• I found our consul, William Bardel, at the consulate.
• They were to await the first steamship for the United States, to which country they would be sent as shipwrecked mariners by the American consulate.
• CHAPTER X THE DARK ROAD TO PEKING Half an hour later the American consul, Captain Martin, and Ned sat in a private room at the consulate.
• The first four years of her marriage were passed by Madame Recamier in retirement, but when the government was settled under the Consulate she mingled freely and gayly in society.
• He wanted to go out to the East and take the command from Sulla, but his health was too much broken, and before the year of his consulate was over he died.
• There they deliver my shot guns after long and dubious scrutiny of the order from the British Consulate at Tangier.
• Indeed, in 31, through the will of Tiberius, he actually became the colleague of the emperor himself in the consulate.
• If, therefore, he was in the German Consulate here on the 22nd, he must have crossed that night by the steamer to Barcelona.
• Ferrier, the Chancellor of the French Consulate, was at the same time Consul for Austria.
• A month afterward the Kid came to the consulate in response to a message sent by Thacker.
• A Moslem demonstration took place outside the Austrian consulate.
• Already, in his former consulate, AEmilius had been an adviser of giving land to the people.
• The apology was to take the form of a salute to the Japanese flag on the consulate by a coast battery, etc.
• All sufferers, or pretended ones, in the cause of Liberty sought the American Consulate in hopes of bread, and perhaps to beg a passage to the blessed home of Freedom.
• They often came to the Consulate in parties merely to see how their public servant was getting on with his duties.
• I had several hours in Paris, which was reached early the next day, and the United States consulate and the Louvre, the national museum of France, were visited.
• I requested to be taken at once to the Austrian consulate, where this difficulty was usually removed.
• The war commenced twenty-three years afterwards, in the consulate of Publius Cornelius and Tiberius Sempronius.
• There I dined with Sir John Bowring at the British Consulate, having a letter of introduction from his American cousin, Miss Maylin, a gifted lady of Philadelphia.
• All my personal effects to be left in charge of the nearest American Consulate.
• The consulate is trying also to strengthen its proposition with the improvements that it pretends to find in the voyage, if it were to be made by the cape of Buena-Esperanza.
• The Constitution of the Year III gave place quickly to the Constitution of the Year VIII, which provided for an executive government, under the name of the CONSULATE.

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