renvoy (Meaning)
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renvoy (v. t.)
To send back.
Webster
renvoy (n.)
A sending back.
Synonyms & Antonyms of renvoy
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renvoy Sentence Examples
- The renvoy of the ambassador marked a significant diplomatic shift in international relations.
- The renvoy was accompanied by a delegation of dignitaries and guards, ensuring their safety and diplomatic immunity.
- The renvoy's primary objective was to deliver a crucial message and establish diplomatic ties.
- The host country welcomed the renvoy with due honor and accorded them the necessary privileges.
- The renvoy's success hinged on their diplomatic skills and ability to navigate cross-cultural customs.
- The renvoy's presence ignited political discussions and diplomatic negotiations.
- The renvoy's departure marked the end of their official mission but left a lasting impact on bilateral relations.
- The renvoy represented their sovereign, carrying their authority and responsibilities.
- The renvoy's observations and reports provided valuable insights into the host country's political landscape.
- The renvoy's legacy extended beyond their immediate mission, shaping diplomatic engagements for years to come.
FAQs About the word renvoy
To send back., A sending back.
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The renvoy of the ambassador marked a significant diplomatic shift in international relations.
The renvoy was accompanied by a delegation of dignitaries and guards, ensuring their safety and diplomatic immunity.
The renvoy's primary objective was to deliver a crucial message and establish diplomatic ties.
The host country welcomed the renvoy with due honor and accorded them the necessary privileges.
