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Definition of legate - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
diplomacyRare ambassador or envoyRare
- The legate negotiated the peace treaty.
2.
religionTECH. papal ambassador on special church missionsTECH.
- The legate was sent to resolve the dispute.
3.
ancient RomeRare deputy of a Roman provincial governorRare
- The legate governed the province in the governor's absence.
Origin of legate
Latin, legatus (envoy)
Terms with legate included in their meaning
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roman army
military officer in Ancient Rome below a legate
official role
position or authority of a legate
time period
duration of serving as a legate
Examples of legate in a sentence
A papal legate attended the conference on behalf of the Pope. A legate was appointed to oversee the church's interests abroad. The legate delivered the Pope's message to the congregation. The legate was respected by the local citizens. A legate was appointed to oversee the military operations.
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- French:légat, envoyé du pape, ...
- German:Gesandter, Legat, ...
- Italian:legato, inviato papale, ...
- Spanish:legado, enviado papal, ...
- Portuguese:legado, ...
- Chinese:使节, 教皇特使, ...
- Japanese:使節, 教皇使節, ...
- Arabic:مَبْعُوث, مُفَوَّض بَابَوِي, ...
- Hebrew:שָׁלִיחַ, שָׁלִיחַ אֲפִיפְיוֹרִי, ...
- Russian:легат, папский посол, ...
- Ukrainian:легат, заступник губернатора, ...
- Hindi:लीगेट, रोमन उप, ...
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