Diplomatist is valid Scrabble Word

Is diplomatist a scrabble word?
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11 letters word
16 points in Scrabble
19 points in WWF

Definitions for DIPLOMATIST in dictionary:

NOUN:

a diplomat
A person employed in, or skilled in, diplomacy; a diplomat.
an official engaged in international negotiations
a diplomat, or representative of a certain country abroad.

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How to use DIPLOMATIST in a sentence

At one of our small dinners I had such a characteristic answer from an English diplomatist, who had been ambassador at St.
Never was there a more astute and profound diplomatist.
The party was soon after joined by the Czar, accompanied by Prince Gortschakoff, who had the reputation of being the ablest diplomatist in Europe, next to Bismarck.
Besides, as a diplomatist, he saw that only in a monarchical government could he have employment.
Diplomatist though he was, it was several seconds before he could collect himself and rise to the situation.
A skilful officer and a better diplomatist, he was in many respects admirably adapted for the management of the troubled affairs of Greece.
He turned and twisted it aimlessly, and peered curiously at the various seals, after which he handed it to the frankly impatient diplomatist.
Well versed in history, an able diplomatist, and possessed of considerable antiquarian lore, he had travelled in Greece, Asia Minor, and the Holy Land.
One could make a kind of comic calendar of what would have happened to the English diplomatist if he had been silenced every time by Prussian diplomacy.
He might have been a diplomatist, a statesman, a discoverer, or a man of science.

Then the daring backwoods diplomatist, well pleased with the success of his mission, returned to the anxious little community.
He was an able diplomatist, a distinguished general, and a polished, though dissolute, courtier.
He was also so thorough a diplomatist that it was commonly remarked that it was more difficult to penetrate his designs than the fastnesses of his duchy.
He was a brilliant conversationalist, as was to be expected from a successful diplomatist, even under unstimulating conditions.
If the other elements of his character had not been balanced by these two qualities, he also might have been a skilful diplomatist, and a successful leader of armies.
He looked, to those who could properly understand him, precisely as an able diplomatist would who had succeeded in gaining a point.
A consummate lawyer and diplomatist, Burnell served Edward faithfully.
But this proved a barren triumph for Louis, who, when all was done, found that he had been simply aiding that artful diplomatist, Ferdinand, in securing the whole prize for Spain.
Always a diplomatist rather than a general, she gave up the battlefield for the council chamber.
No one realized better than this suave and astute diplomatist that the bonds which still held together the three nations were about to break.
At the siege of Menin in this year occurred an incident which well illustrates his qualifications as a staff officer and diplomatist.
He was an able diplomatist and generally secured his ends.
He took the information in a way which showed that England, in making him a general, had lost a good diplomatist.
One of his sons was for ten years the Russian minister at Washington, and as popular a diplomatist as ever lived among us.
He died in 1870, leaving a reputation as a skilful diplomatist and a disinterested politician, if not that of a great statesman.
A half-fledged nun arrives, and in a couple of weeks has grasped domestic details, of which the master diplomatist at the head of the house is quite ignorant.
If he were, the Belgians might not have been fed, because he might have been suspected of being too much of a diplomatist.
Not as a soldier alone, but as financier, diplomatist, statesman, he had his part to play.
He heard that a Spanish diplomatist, who had formerly been Ambassador at Berlin, had again visited the city and had had two interviews with Bismarck.
The father of the deceased was a member of a family of the country party, his uncle a distinguished diplomatist, to whose suite he had belonged.
The race has produced no more adroit diplomatist than he.
What are the duties of the secretary of state relating to foreign affairs? Define diplomacy and diplomatist.

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