Embassadors is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EMBASSADORS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• EMBASSADOR, (obsolete) an ambassador, also AMBASSADOR

Words related to EMBASSADORS

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How to use EMBASSADORS in a sentence

• She first sent embassadors to make proposals to a prince of Syria named Antiochus.
• The embassadors came back, bringing word that Antiochus was dead, but that he had a brother named Seleucus, upon whom the succession fell.
• The Turkish embassadors were drumming up recruits all over Western Europe.
• Before his comming, were sent two embassadors or messengers to our Generall, to signifie that their Hioh, that is, their king, was comming and at hand.
• ONAELIA Defend me heaven! KING Pray there may come Embassadors from France Their followers are good customers.
• Meantime embassadors came to Rome from Tarquin, asking that his private property should be given up to him.
• The Senate sent three embassadors, sons of the chief pontiff, Fabius Ambustus, to warn the barbarians not to touch an ally of Rome.
• But the Romans had resolved upon war, and, when the Carthaginian embassadors arrived at Rome, the two Consuls were already levying troops.
• The embassadors, knowing that resistance was hopeless, sought to appease the anger of the Senate by unconditional obedience.
• The Lusitanians therefore sent embassadors to Galba to make their submission.
• This was fortunately supplied by the embassadors of the Allobroges, who were now at Rome, having been sent to seek relief from certain real or alleged grievances.
• The embassadors were seized, as they were crossing the Mulvian bridge, by two of the Praetors, who had been stationed in ambush to intercept them.
• In the tyme of the plague the king lodged in the on syde and forrein embassadors on the other.
• Most of the Italian republics, and some of the princes, sent embassadors, and seemed to recognise pretensions which were tolerably ostentatious.
• The Russian prince shall forbid his embassadors from giving any offense to the inhabitants of the Grecian cities or provinces.
• In terror he sent embassadors to Igor to endeavor to avert the storm.
• Imperial embassadors were sent with the written treaty to Kief.
• The embassadors returned with a very discouraging report.
• The emperor, in great alarm, sent embassadors to Monomaque with the most precious presents.
• Seizing his embassadors, he sent them as captives to Vlademer, a fortress some hundred miles east of Moscow.
• Admiration of his prowess and the terror of his arms spread far and wide, and embassadors thronged his tent from adjacent nations, wishing to range themselves beneath his banners.
• The embassadors of the Tartar khan conducted Yaroslaf again to the throne.
• Matthias, threatened by Poland, sent embassadors to Russia to seek alliance with Ivan III.
• He wished, it is reported, to send to us embassadors, proposing friendly relations.
• Let your embassadors and your merchants no longer fear to frequent our country.
• The tzar, to impress the embassadors with his wealth and grandeur, entertained them sumptuously, and they were served from vessels of gold.
• But Boris declined the presents and dismissed the embassadors, saying that he could never be friendly to the Turks, as they were the enemies of Christianity.
• His court was constantly filled with embassadors from all the monarchies of Europe and even of Asia.
• A place of meeting, for the embassadors, was appointed on the frontiers of Siberia, about nine hundred miles from the great Chinese wall.
• These embassadors received minute instructions, and were fitted out for their expedition with splendor which should add to the renown of the Russian monarchy.
• The embassadors commenced their journey in April, 1697.
• Heated with wine, and provoked by a remark made by La Fort, who was one of his embassadors, he drew his sword and called upon La Fort to defend himself.
• The three embassadors rode first, followed by a long train of carriages, with servants in rich livery on foot.
• The tzar, dressed as a private gentleman, was in one of the last carriages in the train of his embassadors.
• The Austrian and English embassadors at the court of St.
• He treated them with utter neglect, and, the court following the example of the sovereign, these embassadors were left in perfect solitude.
• And it is equally proper that the power to appoint embassadors and others by whom treaties are negotiated, should be placed in the same hands.
• The rule which makes foreigners amenable to the laws of the state in which they remove, does not apply to embassadors.
• Embassadors are entitled to the same protection in the countries through which they pass in going to, and returning from the government to which they are sent.

Similar words containing BASSADOR without suffix s and without prefix em

ambassador15 embassador15 ambassadors16 ambassadorial18 ambassadorship24 ambassadorships25

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