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envoy extraordinary::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | envoy, minister plenipotentiary |
| Type of | diplomat, diplomatist |
Examples of envoy extraordinary
envoy extraordinary
After spending time in Britain, he was sent as envoy-extraordinary to Prussia in 1795.
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In 1791, he was sent as a temporary envoy-extraordinary to Austria, while Sir Robert Keith was ill.
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He was then sent as envoy-extraordinary in Brussels until the conquest of the Austrian Netherlands by France.
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Appointed envoy extraordinary to Russia in 1764, he succeeded in negotiating with Catherine II an alliance between England and that country.
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In 1919 the Dutch government appointed him envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to Romania, and later to Czechoslovakia, where he retired in 1932.
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With that, Terry Waite reaffirmed his credentials as an extraordinary envoy.
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An explanation may lie in an extraordinary war of words being waged between the top Saudi envoy to Thailand and his hosts.
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