emissary (Meaning)
emissary (n)
someone sent on a mission to represent the interests of someone else
emissary (n.)
An agent employed to advance, in a covert manner, the interests of his employers; one sent out by any power that is at war with another, to create dissatisfaction among the people of the latter.
emissary (a.)
Exploring; spying.
Applied to the veins which pass out of the cranium through apertures in its walls.
Synonyms & Antonyms of emissary
emissary Sentence Examples
- The emissary from the king arrived at the castle, bearing a message of peace.
- The emissary meticulously conveyed the terms of the treaty to the opposing faction.
- The envoy was chosen to act as an emissary because of his reputation for integrity and diplomacy.
- The emissary's eloquent words persuaded the hostile tribe to lay down their arms and negotiate.
- The cunning emissary surreptitiously delivered the secret message to the resistance leader.
- The diplomat's role as an emissary entailed fostering amicable relations between the neighboring nations.
- The emissary's mission was to secure an alliance with the powerful neighboring kingdom.
- The emissary's fervent plea for unity and cooperation resonated with the assembly of leaders.
- The emissary's diplomatic skills helped defuse the tense situation and prevent open conflict.
- The emissary's tireless efforts facilitated the signing of a historic peace accord between the warring parties.
FAQs About the word emissary
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The emissary from the king arrived at the castle, bearing a message of peace.
The emissary meticulously conveyed the terms of the treaty to the opposing faction.
The envoy was chosen to act as an emissary because of his reputation for integrity and diplomacy.
The emissary's eloquent words persuaded the hostile tribe to lay down their arms and negotiate.
