n. 1.a person who is sent by the government of one country to be its official representative in another country; anyone who is sent as a messenger
The ambassador was there to represent his country.
The ambassador was there to represent his country.
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What was the ill feeling between the ambassador and Sondok?
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What did Sondok tell the ambassador from China about women in Korea?
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In talking with the ambassador what did Sondok tell him?
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The ambassador claimed diplomatic immunity to get out of trouble.
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The solon visited the foreign ambassador.
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The ambassador bore an olive-branch to the new round of negotiations.
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The ambassador claimed diplomatic immunity.
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Where did the son of the Spanish ambassador invite all of the girls?
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He answered in a diplomatic way. OR The ambassador claimed diplomatic immunity.
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diplomat; representative; envoy; minister
nonrepresentative
4 syllables
am-bas-sa-dor
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