statesman in Portuguese
statesman in Portuguese is estadista — statesman means a respected, experienced political leader, especially one known for wisdom and integrity rather than mere ambition.
statesman in Portuguese
estadista
A man who is a leader in national or international affairs.
What does "statesman" mean?
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noun A respected, experienced political leader, especially one known for wisdom and integrity rather than mere ambition.
"People of every party admired the elderly statesman for his calm, fair advice during hard times."
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statesman in a sentence
- People of every party admired the elderly statesman for his calm, fair advice during hard times.
- The town named a park after the statesman who helped unite the country.
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What is "statesman" in Portuguese?
"statesman" in Portuguese is estadista. statesman means: A respected, experienced political leader, especially one known for wisdom and integrity rather than mere ambition.
How do you use "statesman" in a sentence?
Example: "People of every party admired the elderly statesman for his calm, fair advice during hard times." In Portuguese, "statesman" is estadista.
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