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ambassador a high-ranking official sent by one nation to another either to carry out a specific diplomatic mission or to serve in residence there. [1/3 definitions]
chargé d'affaires a foreign service official who takes charge of diplomatic business whenever an ambassador or minister is temporarily absent. [2 definitions]
diplomatic immunity exemption from local laws, granted to diplomatic personnel and their dependents while in a foreign country.
embassy a diplomatic mission, esp. one led by an ambassador. [1/4 definitions]
high commissioner a diplomatic representative of ambassadorial rank, representing one member country of the British Commonwealth to another. [1/2 definitions]
legation the legate and staff of a diplomatic mission in a foreign country. [1/3 definitions]
Meiji Restoration a period in Japanese history that is characterized by the downfall of feudalism and the opening of Japan to trade and diplomatic relations with the West.
memorandum an informal but official diplomatic communication. [1/4 definitions]
military attaché a military officer assigned to a diplomatic post in a foreign country.
minister a government official authorized to perform diplomatic duties. [1/4 definitions]
minister plenipotentiary a diplomatic representative endowed with full authority to act or speak on behalf of his or her country.
mission a group of people sent to a foreign location to establish relations and conduct trade or do diplomatic or religious work. [1/7 definitions]
nondiplomatic combined form of diplomatic.
plenipotentiary an agent given full authority to act on behalf of another, esp. in diplomatic matters. [1/4 definitions]
raison d'état reason of state (French); a political or diplomatic justification or reason.
set piece an operation, such as a military or diplomatic maneuver, that is carefully planned and executed. [1/2 definitions]
summitry the diplomatic skill or protocol involved in summit conferences. [1/2 definitions]
ultimatum a final statement of demands, esp. when issued with a threat of action if rejected, as in a diplomatic discussion.
undiplomatic combined form of diplomatic.