Associations to the word «Legate»
Noun
- Imperial
- Giovanni
- Vii
- Benedictine
- Basilica
- Vicar
- Giacomo
- Canon
- Alessandro
- Holiness
- Marcus
- Naples
- Reginald
- Guardsman
- Cornelius
- Deacon
- Iberia
- Vassal
- Nicholas
- Maximilian
- Este
- Deposition
- Condemnation
- Coronation
- Matthias
- Vi
- Adrian
- Armagh
- Whitehall
- Cohort
- Indulgence
- Pietro
- Hungary
- Luther
- Augustus
- Christendom
- Reconciliation
- Britannia
- Tome
- Iii
- Francesco
- Diet
- Riga
- Ambassador
- Raymond
- Conrad
- Diocese
- Negotiation
- Venetian
- Sylvester
- Cleric
- Whaler
- Penance
- Burg
- Edict
- Huxley
- Roman
- Cesare
- Baldwin
- Pomerania
- Liturgy
- Filippo
- Benedict
- Chancellor
- Bull
- Intrigue
- Lorenzo
- Scandinavia
- Nephew
- Xxii
- Council
- Milan
- Venice
- Otto
- Justinian
- Ger
- Burgh
- Theologian
- Augusta
Adjective
Wiktionary
LEGATE, noun. A deputy representing the Pope, specifically a papal ambassador sent on special ecclesiastical missions.
LEGATE, noun. An ambassador or messenger.
LEGATE, noun. The deputy of a provincial governor or general in ancient Rome.
Dictionary definition
LEGATE, noun. A member of a legation.
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