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dignitary

[dig-ni-ter-ee] / ˈdɪg nɪˌtɛr i /


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Before Ayton started the drills with the kids at the clinic, dignitaries from the Jamaican and Bahamian Consulates presented Ayton with a proclamation, thanking him for his generosity and kindness.

From Los Angeles Times

She said the square has been consecrated by dignitaries of all religious denominations in Ganvie, making it a respected place, both spiritual and symbolic.

From Barron's

Around 30 politicians and dignitaries are due at the dinner, according to a spokesman for Italian President Sergio Mattarella, who is also attending.

From Barron's

The airport at Jasionka-Rzeszow is a key hub for the transfer of weapons and humanitarian aid, as well as a pit stop for dignitaries traveling in and out of Ukraine.

From The Wall Street Journal

"Almost certainly you've got a major local dignitary making themselves at home here," he added.

From BBC