plenipotency (Meaning)
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plenipotency (n.)
The quality or state of being plenipotent.
Synonyms & Antonyms of plenipotency
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
plenipotency Sentence Examples
- The ambassador possessed plenipotency, empowering him to represent his country's interests with full authority.
- The treaty was negotiated and signed by plenipotentiaries, who were vested with the plenipotency to agree on all its terms.
- The plenipotency of the monarch extended to all matters of state, both domestic and foreign.
- The plenipotency granted to the delegation ensured that they could make binding decisions on behalf of their nation.
- The plenipotency of the president was limited to matters of foreign affairs, requiring the legislature's approval for domestic policies.
- The plenipotency of the United Nations Security Council allowed it to authorize the use of force in certain circumstances.
- The plenipotency of the Pope extended to all matters of faith and morals, making his pronouncements authoritative for Catholics.
- The plenipotency granted to the CEO empowered him to manage the company's finances and operations as he deemed fit.
- The plenipotency of the court allowed it to interpret the law and deliver binding judgments.
- The plenipotency of the committee gave it the authority to investigate and make recommendations on important issues.
FAQs About the word plenipotency
The quality or state of being plenipotent.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The ambassador possessed plenipotency, empowering him to represent his country's interests with full authority.
The treaty was negotiated and signed by plenipotentiaries, who were vested with the plenipotency to agree on all its terms.
The plenipotency of the monarch extended to all matters of state, both domestic and foreign.
The plenipotency granted to the delegation ensured that they could make binding decisions on behalf of their nation.
