dignitary in Greek
dignitary in Greek is αξιωματούχος — dignitary means a person of high rank, office, or importance.
dignitary in Greek
αξιωματούχος
Pronounced: axiomatouchos
An important or influential person, or one of high rank or position.
What does "dignitary" mean?
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noun A person of high rank, office, or importance.
"Chinese dignitaries traveled with us from place to place, and when ready to depart from Urumchi, or Tihwa, we were introduced to the high officials who were going along in the plane."
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dignitary in a sentence
- Chinese dignitaries traveled with us from place to place, and when ready to depart from Urumchi, or Tihwa, we were introduced to the high officials who were going along in the plane.
- Several foreign dignitaries attended the state funeral.
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What is "dignitary" in Greek?
"dignitary" in Greek is αξιωματούχος. dignitary means: A person of high rank, office, or importance.
How do you pronounce αξιωματούχος?
"dignitary" in Greek is αξιωματούχος, pronounced "axiomatouchos".
How do you use "dignitary" in a sentence?
Example: "Several foreign dignitaries attended the state funeral." In Greek, "dignitary" is αξιωματούχος.
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