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Often used in the same context:
embassy,
consul,
military attache,
papal nuncio,
consulate,
nunciature,
sublime porte,
bad godesberg,
exarch,
kovno,
archbishopric,
plenipotentiary,
diplomat,
diplomatic corps,
alexandretta,
naval attache,
tientsin,
nuncio,
trygve lie,
proconsul,
ambassador,
cablegram,
vice consul,
hapsburgs,
andrei gromyko,
legate,
eugenio pacelli,
hohenzollern,
palace,
troopship,
consul general,
procurator,
viceroy,
philby,
bukovina,
verny,
tiflis,
bishopric,
convent,
protectorate,
metternich,
demarches,
chemulpo,
lyautey,
shogunate,
envoys,
archduchess,
princedom,
leopoldville,
cultural attache,
hetman,
imperial,
mindszenty,
pressburg,
garrison,
dignitary,
patriarchate,
horthy,
attache,
gromyko,
palais,
patronymic,
embassador,
pow camp,
frederick barbarossa,
ribbentrop,
lycee,
duchy,
themistocles,
philologist,
migr,
lwow,
noblewomen,
alexander nevski,
telegram,
beguinage,
tuileries palace,
seraglio,
zamenhof,
lawrence durrell,
emperor napoleon iii,
menelik ii,
eparchy,
abbess,
garret,
hussar,
addressee,
procopius,
theodosius,
tripolitan,
vietminh,
emigrants,
antoninus,
telex,
arameans,
dumbarton oaks,
malraux,
czernowitz,
palacio,
ruritania,
monastery,
aksum,
legations,
consulates,
nationals,
envoy,
embassies,
anthem,
delegation,
nationality,
plenipotentiaries,
delegate,
flag,
military,
passport,
navy
Appears in the definition of:
diplomatic pouch,
legate,
official emissary
More general:
berth,
diplomatic mission,
office,
place,
position,
post,
situation,
slot,
spot
Synonyms:
foreign mission,
legateship
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— Adjectives for legation:
american,
british,
french,
german,
russian,
japanese,
chinese,
divine,
swedish,
belgian,
spanish,
more...
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