0 someone who represents a government or head of state and is sent on a special mission, especially to deliver an official message -- udsending; repræsentant
Pope Gregory “the Great” sent his emissary, Bishop Augustus, to Britain.
Privileges have been granted by custom to the emissaries of those organisations.
They know that we are sending an emissary.
The guild of elder statesmen has sent its emissaries to trade hostages with hints of concession.
We know that emissaries were sent to try to buy their votes a few weeks ago.
Meantime, emissaries had been sent to try to get the medical officer.
Our initial understanding has been that if we sent an emissary for discussions this would lead to immediate release.
An emissary will then go down to the quiet and peaceful parish in question.
That would also protect those emissaries of the state who have the grizzly task of reopening cases that have been closed until then.
