Diplomat is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DIPLOMAT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a person employed or skilled in diplomacy
• an official representing a country abroad.
• a person who can deal with others in a sensitive and tactful way.
• official engaged in diplomacy
• Alt. of Diplomate
• an official engaged in international negotiations
• a person who deals tactfully with others
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a governmental official

Words related to DIPLOMAT

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Words that contain DIPLOMAT

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How to use DIPLOMAT in a sentence

• A GERMAN RUSE THAT FAILED A Belgian diplomat in Paris related an incident he observed at Charleroi.
• The phrase actually adopted was suggested by the Russian diplomat, Baron Brunnow, and was accepted both by England and by Prussia.
• In fact, she handled the situation like a diplomat, buying the railroad tickets with a thrill of anticipation.
• The common life lessened the haughtiness of the pretended diplomat and enabled the captain to discover new merits in his personality.
• The English minister, Lord Castlereagh, finally persuaded the Austrians, Prussians, and Russians, to allow the French diplomat, Talleyrand, to take part in their final meetings.
• Now Talleyrand was probably the most slippery and tricky diplomat of all Europe.
• PROFESSOR, EDITOR, AND DIPLOMAT THE STORY OF BAYARD TAYLOR CHAPTER I.
• CHAPTER XI PROFESSOR, EDITOR, AND DIPLOMAT There was a touching and very warm affection between Longfellow and Lowell.
• From all this it can be seen that he was no diplomat, though not lacking in enterprise and ambition.
• This leader was no less patriotic than his rival, Kara-George, but he was far more able and a consummate diplomat.
• And they had also the assistance of every lost and strayed, past and present American diplomat who, when the war broke, was caught off his base.
• Gibson, his first secretary, a diplomat of experience.
• The Sultan, who seems to be a very wily diplomat, has in the mean while been trying to find out the individual feelings of the Powers.
• There were ten artists, ten merchants, four authors, three bankers, three physicians, two clergymen, two lawyers, one editor, one diplomat, and three men of leisure.
• Accordingly, when I sailed from Valencia the aged diplomat would have described our relations as strained.
• For the last fifteen months he had broken the long friendship which had bound him for thirty-six years to our greatest diplomat, the Prince de Talleyrand.
• Not even the enemies of the President will deny that he is both a practised diplomat and a determined fighter.
• Certainly on no other occasion did the President do such ample justice to his reputation as a finished diplomat.
• Again the affectionate diplomat changed his ground.
• Then she came down the winding stairs, a pathetically girlish figure in the simplest of white suits, leaning on the arm of the gallant old diplomat.
• Second, to preserve and advance friendly relations and intercourse with the particular nation to which the diplomat is sent.
• This Richardot was a celebrated Flemish diplomat of the sixteenth century, and president of the Privy Council of the Low Countries.
• His manner distinctly intimated that the subject was dismissed, but Briscoe, who had as kindly a heart as ever beat, was nothing of a diplomat.
• The shrewd diplomat named several eligible princesses, each of whom he dismissed as objectionable for one reason or another.
• The Grand Master showed himself a skilful diplomat, as well as a brave soldier.
• He wore a long black frock coat which, he imagined, made him look at least as distinguished as a diplomat.
• Such at a later day was Arthur Lee, doctor and diplomat, student and politician.
• The normal state of a diplomat and that of an artist could not be the same.
• In fact, he was as immaculate as a young diplomat should always be.
• On the third, she was struck with admiration and awe by a South American diplomat with the green ribbon of a Bolivian order tied across his false shirt front.
• The new King, Louis XVI, had for Foreign Minister Count de Vergennes, a diplomat of some experience, who warmly urged supporting the cause of the American Colonists.
• She would work for him, suffer for him, but would not play diplomat.
• But Agoncillo is a lawyer and a diplomat, and I had heard so much, of this horrid society I did not feel positive it was certain that its alleged blood rites were fictitious.
• He is a very earnest and attentive diplomat and a great admirer of the United States.
• The judge is a great diplomat, and knows just when and to whom to be frank.

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