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Dignitary

Dignitary meaning

An important or influential person, or one of high rank or position.

Example sentences (13)

The Brazilian dignitary also noted that things between his country and Argentina were different than between the latter and Bolivia and Spain.

The French leader’s status as a visiting foreign dignitary also spared him the two-week virus quarantine now demanded by the British authorities of most visitors from abroad, including France.

A smartly turned out contingent of Pakistan Navy presented him the guard of honour, following which the visiting dignitary was introduced to Chiefs of Staff and Principal Staff Officers at Naval Headquarters.

Both the Governor and Chief Minister briefly conversed with the visiting dignitary at the airport.

Doral is no stranger to having large events and high-level dignitary visits as US Southern Command is located here along with the offices of other elected officials.

Bourita is the second foreign dignitary to visit the compound in the last two months.

If you were in the right frame of mind, you would not have humiliated yourself by going to court with a case whose process in the end, painted you more as a goat-skinner, than a dignitary of state and governance.

Pompeo, who is expected in Islamabad on September 5, would be the first foreign dignitary to meet Khan, Dawn reported, quoting the diplomatic and official sources.

Sources at JNU said the university is mulling inviting President Ram Nath Kovind for the convocation or some other dignitary in case he is not free.

A Nok sculpture resident at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, portrays a sitting dignitary wearing a "Shepherds Crook" on the right arm, and a "hinged flail" on the left.

Chancellors The third dignitary is the chancellor (scholasticus, écoldtre, capiscol, magistral, etc.), who must not be confounded with the chancellor of the diocese.

He was, again, the only head of state who attended the inauguration and the first dignitary to arrive in the Philippines for the inauguration.

Under Louis-Philippe's petite-bourgeois regime, however, a dignitary such as the Prince of Monaco was not allowed to operate a gambling house.