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Meaning of emissary
A person sent as a representative of a government, organization, or individual to undertake a specific task or mission
Etymology of emissary
The word "emissary" originates from the Latin "emissarius," meaning "a person sent out" or "scout," which is derived from "emittere," meaning "to send out"
Historically, the term has been used to describe individuals sent on diplomatic missions or to undertake specific tasks on behalf of a superior or organization
Synonyms
ambassador
envoy
delegate
representative
agent
messenger
diplomat
negotiator
intermediary
mediator
go-between
proxy
spokesperson
emissary
envoy extraordinary
plenipotentiary
minister
legate
nuncio
apostle
herald
courier
liaison
contact
informant
spy
scout
explorer
investigator
researcher
interviewer
Definitions
- A person sent or authorized to represent another, in particular an ambassador or envoy
- * A person who is sent to do a particular task or to represent someone or something
Usage Examples
- The president sent an emissary to negotiate a peace treaty with the rebel leaders
- * The company hired an emissary to improve relations with its international partners