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Often used in the same context:
personage,
delegation,
motorcade,
palace,
politician,
potentate,
consuls,
ceremonial,
functionary,
legation,
royals,
investiture,
bodyguards,
monarch,
maharaja,
entourage,
policeman,
emissary,
obsequies,
satrap,
mourner,
escorts,
freemason,
military attache,
foreigner,
knight,
flunkey,
plenipotentiaries,
official,
statesman,
queen,
retinue,
praetorian guard,
prince,
prelate,
consulate,
cathedra,
gatecrasher,
majesties,
highness,
envoy,
lord lieutenant,
gentleman,
viceroy,
viceregal,
consul general,
lady,
pilgrim,
ambassador,
palanquin,
royal highness,
bigwig,
diplomat,
politico,
princeling,
colonel,
equerry,
bureaucrat,
impersonator,
pomp,
diplomatic corps,
photo op,
cavalcades,
honorary,
churchman,
patron,
inauguration,
prince consort,
masonic,
headdress,
beefeater,
visitor,
pasha,
hussar,
privy councillor,
papal nuncio,
chieftain,
suppliant,
embassy,
guests,
discourtesy,
diwan,
doorkeeper,
businessmen,
mummer,
commissionaire,
invitees,
factotum,
primus inter pares,
prime minister,
commissar,
grand vizier,
convoy,
eulogist,
emperor,
toastmaster,
outriders,
maharani,
businesspersons,
crown prince,
seleucus,
brigadier,
dignitaries,
functionaries,
prelates,
chief,
mandarins,
officer,
officials,
dignities,
ecclesiastic,
magistrate,
officers,
authorities,
banker,
commentator,
cleric,
commissioner,
magistrates
Appears in the definition of:
archdeacon,
archpriest,
hierarch,
high priest,
prelate,
primate
More general:
important person,
influential person,
personage
Synonyms:
high-up,
panjandrum,
very important person,
vip
Also try:
— Adjectives for dignitary:
high,
ecclesiastical,
highest,
great,
foreign,
local,
important,
chief,
religious,
civic,
clerical,
more...
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