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[ UK /ˈɛmɪsəɹi/ ]
[ US /ˈɛməˌsɛɹi/ ]
NOUN
  1. someone sent on a mission to represent the interests of someone else

How To Use emissary In A Sentence

  • MR. JOHN C.M. MACBETH: Gentlemen of The Empire Club: We are happy to welcome today an emissary from the office of the British High Commissioner at Ottawa, who is going to address us on the subject "Dunkirk to Dieppe and Beyond. Dunkirk to Dieppe and Beyond
  • When the longitudinal strain is much less than the coronary, the restriction to the emissary veins becomes stronger.
  • In fact, Tonti-Filippini has a lock on the "ethicist" position whenever the media quotes one, and he is not only is not identified as a Vatican emissary, but he lists himself as "independent". News from the House of Sticks -
  • He sings, scats, plays guitar and serves as a de facto emissary between his father 's contemporaries such as Zoot Sims, Slam Stewart and Ray Brown and the likes of James Taylor, Rickie Lee Jones and Diana Krall with whom he' s worked as a sideman. A Marriage Made on Radio
  • Deploy Emissary near your Expansion Field and wait for it to deploy.
  • I gather my renegade son is in trouble again and has sent a woman as his emissary. DREAMS OF INNOCENCE
  • But he wasn't one to press too hard, so he had no worries as he drove the several miles from his office to the Tashreeya area of Baghdad, near the old Cabinet Building, where an emissary from the President met him and instructed him to leave his car. Tales of the Tyrant
  • More importantly, he actually sent an emissary to Pakistan.
  • King Torva sent an emissary to find out what was going on.
  • From page he became confidential emissary to James, and in 1685 after playing a decisive part in defeating Monmouth's rebel army he became a major-general.
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