0 someone who is sent as a representative from one government or organization to another: --
1 someone who is sent as a representative from one government or organization to another --
Is he not claiming to be a special envoy who ought to be sent home?
I have with me the report of the special envoy.
Though too weak to resist the foreign envoys and consuls imposed on her, she was slow to see the benefits of sending envoys abroad herself.
Other imperial envoys were sent instead.
There is a good instance of the latter here, for having specified that an envoy must have five lines he provides an example of one with four.
Ieyasu seeks official exchanges through the exchanges of envoys and the tally trade in order to normalize the suspended relationship between the two countries.
Your envoy should return to your country.
The opening of audiences for plaintiffs and petitioners had consequences for the manner in which consuls and envoys could try to distinguish themselves as the political representatives of their ruler.
