Synonyms for diplomat
ˈdɪp ləˌmætdiplo·mat

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1. diplomatnoun

   Synonyms:
   diplomatist

2. diplomatnoun

   A person who is accredited, such as an ambassador, to officially represent a government in its relations with other governments or international organisations

   Synonyms:
   diplomatist

3. diplomatnoun

   Someone who uses skill and tact in dealing with other people

   Synonyms:
   diplomatist

Princeton's WordNetRate these synonyms:3.0 / 2 votes

1. diplomat, diplomatistnoun

   an official engaged in international negotiations

   Synonyms:
   diplomatist

2. diplomatnoun

   a person who deals tactfully with others

   Synonyms:
   diplomatist

Matched Categories

1. • Mediator
   • Official

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1. List of paraphrases for "diplomat":

   diplomatic, diplomats

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1. Jozef Wesolowski:

   Here we have to work with two legal aspects, first national laws and also international laws in his status as a diplomat, which implies other mechanisms of investigation and judgment.

2. Walter Lippmann:

   A really good diplomat does not go in for victories, even when he wins them.

3. David Duncan:

   Its a terrible thing, a terrible thing. We understood since the Canadian diplomat Robert Fowler was kidnapped in Niger that part of the world had changed ... with the introduction of Islamic fundamentalists into that part of the world, its gotten to be a much harder place... We were never worried about being kidnapped. Today, its a different world.

4. The Russian embassy:

   A tragic accident with a Russian diplomat occurred on October 19, 2021, all the formalities related to sending the diplomat's body to his homeland were promptly settled with the competent law enforcement and medical authorities of Germany in accordance with the current practice.

5. Bill Burns:

   There is the particularly pernicious practice of going after individual career officers, either because they worked on controversial issues in the last administration, or as in the case of Masha Yovanovitch, a terrific apolitical career diplomat who was doing her job extraordinarily well, were attacked, deeply unfairly, for political reasons, we have career people who did their jobs, followed their instructions, served their country loyally, and they are being treated as pawns in a political struggle.