Ambassadors is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AMBASSADORS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• AMBASSADOR, an official envoy, also EMBASSADOR
• a representative or promoter of a specified activity
• an accredited diplomat sent by a state as its permanent representative in a foreign country
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an official envoy; a diplomatic agent of the highest rank accredited to a foreign government or sovereign as the resident representative of his or her own government or sovereign or appointed for a special and often temporary diplomatic assignment

Words related to AMBASSADORS

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Words that contain AMBASSADORS

ambassadorship24 ambassadorships25

How to use AMBASSADORS in a sentence

• On his arrival, the Bituriges send ambassadors to the Aedui, under whose protection they were, to solicit aid in order that they might more easily resist the forces of the enemy.
• These ambassadors were grievously disappointed at the reception given to them by James, who treated them as little better than rebels to their lawful king.
• To treaties made, or which shall be made, under the authority of the United States, and to all cases affecting ambassadors, other public ministers, and consuls.
• Are we to send ambassadors again? What? would he make a truce? Before the very face and eyes of the ambassadors he battered Mutina with his engines.
• He displayed his works and his defences to the ambassadors.
• The ambassadors ought to have brought us back courage, they have brought us back fear.
• Marcus Antonius paid you no respect, though you were most illustrious men, ambassadors of the Roman people.
• He sent his brother Ferdinand and other ambassadors to Passau to meet Maurice, and mediate for a settlement of the difficulties.
• In proof of this, Maria Theresa had the will exhibited to all the leading officers of state, and to the foreign ambassadors.
• Ambassadors had come from Tver, and a Lithuanian ambassador and his interpreter had been truly or falsely convicted of an attempt to destroy Ivan by poison.
• There were feasts of which the German people knew nothing, and to which foreign ambassadors were not invited.
• After this he admitted the ambassadors into the senate, and the reply made to their complaint was, that they themselves had not satisfied the demands of the Romans.
• And he returned again to Montenegro and represented Montenegro at the Ambassadors Conference in London during the Balkan War of 1912-13.
• She ordered, therefore, her ambassadors, Lord Effingham, the bishop of Ely, and Dr.
• Another point in discussion between the pope and the English ambassadors was not so easily terminated.
• The ambassadors now made signs in the direction from which they had come, and seemed to ask if he were willing to accompany them.
• The King and Queen and royal princes sat in chairs under a velvet canopy, and there were tribunes for cabinet ministers, senators, deputies, and foreign ambassadors.
• At this information Prince Wish was so delighted that he made the courtier a very handsome present, and immediately sent off ambassadors to demand Princess Darling in marriage.
• Magi saluted Christ in his cradle as hierartic ambassadors, 731-m.
• The United States has now about thirty-five ambassadors and ministers.
• On the arrival of the Indians, we found them to consist of seven chiefs from Tezcuco, sent as ambassadors by Coanacotzin, the prince of Tezcuco or Acolhuacan.
• Three of these ambassadors were known to most of us, as they were relations of Montezuma, and had been captains of his guards, when we were formerly at Mexico.
• Such was the unsettled state of mind of the members of the assembly, when the ambassadors were introduced and liberty of speaking afforded them.
• Quinctius, therefore, requested of them to send ambassadors to the Panaetolic council.
• About the same time ambassadors from king Philip were introduced to the senate, and presented his congratulations on their late successes.
• In their need, however, the King of the Franks, knowing how things were, sent ambassadors to Vitiges in Ravenna, and so did Belisarius.
• It was a relief to know that in the matter of expenses they were treated more liberally than the ambassadors of the Republic.
• The most satirical accounts of the domestic life of James, especially in his unguarded hours of boisterous merriment, are found in the correspondence of the French ambassadors.
• In the midst of all this danger and confusion, the foreign ambassadors are endeavoring to arrange for the treaty of peace between Greece and Turkey.

Similar words containing AMBASSADOR without suffix s

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