Diplomatists is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DIPLOMATISTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• DIPLOMATIST, a diplomat
• a person who can deal with others in a sensitive and tactful way.
• an official representing a country abroad.

Words related to DIPLOMATISTS

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How to use DIPLOMATISTS in a sentence

• One heard afterward that several letters of that description from French diplomatists in Germany were found unopened in a drawer at the ministry.
• It was interesting to see the attitude of the different diplomatists.
• He was plain and straightforward in all he said and did, thus presenting a striking contrast to diplomatists generally.
• The diplomatists could not stand before his blunt directness, and he generally carried his point by eloquence and audacity.
• Generals and diplomatists absorbed the active political field.
• All the diplomatists were at first wary and prudent, then greedy and unscrupulous.
• With diplomatists he wore a mask, and made it a point to conceal his thoughts.
• These tales must have been invented to please the Tangier diplomatists.
• Even the jealous diplomatists and cautious lawyers at The Hague have secured something.
• That possibility will still be present in the minds of the diplomatists who will determine the settlement after the war.
• Then is the time for diplomatists to be silent and for great statesmen to act.
• You will at once remember that even barons are human, you will be unable to forget that even diplomatists are men.
• The facts, as thus gathered by the Spanish diplomatists from the Consul at New Orleans, from Senora Blanco, and from her physician, were complete.
• The treaty about whose terms the diplomatists had been wrangling for seven or eight months had at last been signed at Ryswick, and the war was at an end.
• Individually and collectively, they are past masters of evasion and deceit, and therefore they are the greatest diplomatists in the world, I verily believe.
• The diplomatists still had plenty of work before them.
• He kissed no royal hand, he talked with no courtly diplomatists, he was the guest of no titled legislator, he had no official existence.
• At length the artists reached The Hague, which for centuries has been the favorite residence of the Dutch princes, and to-day is occupied by the court, nobles, and diplomatists.
• Had there been any doubts concerning these matters on the part of the British Government, the continual urging of Russian and French diplomatists must have made things plain.
• Diplomatists are disposed to believe that through such informal conversations something definite in the way of peace terms may yet be obtained as a working basis.
• And these are luxuries which, as a rule, diplomatists cannot attain till youth and bloom and this delightful world have lost something of their freshness.
• Our diplomatists are nations, our treaties are sympathies.
• That crafty power had taken advantage of an erroneous French map, introduced by the French diplomatists at the conference, to deceive the allies as to the boundary agreed upon.
• What the weather is to Englishmen the Eastern Question is to diplomatists.
• Scattered all over Europe were to be found brave Irish generals, dexterous Irish diplomatists, Irish counts, Irish barons, Irish knights of St.
• It was thus, he thought, that diplomatists ought to play.
• The socialists would repress it by shifting ownership of wealth from individuals to the state, while the diplomatists, through the same agency, would regulate those who own it.
• If Cavour entered into a struggle with him, he would have the majority of old diplomatists on his side, but European public opinion would be against him, and it would be right.
• They carried the war into society and, as diplomatists always will, used the outward forms of social intercourse as a means for obtaining political ends.
• Marsh was an exception to the prevailing American rule, which for the most part changes their diplomatists with the change of President.
• Diplomatists, however, declare that the outcome of M.
• By the treaty of Utrecht of the 11th of April, 1713, Great Britain, through her diplomatists, obtained a transfer of that contract.

Similar words containing DIPLOMATIST without suffix s

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