Definition of «visiting dignitaries»

The term "dignitary" refers to a person who holds a high rank or position in society, such as a government official, diplomat, or important figure. When these individuals visit an area or event, they are referred to collectively as "visiting dignitaries." This phrase typically indicates the presence of important people and may be used to describe a formal occasion or ceremony where distinguished guests are present.

Sentences with «visiting dignitaries»

The cellar, located in the basement of Lancaster House near Buckingham Palace, is used to provide wine for visiting dignitaries at various parliamentary events. (totalpolitics.com)
Although President Lyndon B. Johnson, a Texas native, was known to host barbecues for visiting dignitaries at both the White House and his Texas ranch, he was not the first president to enjoy barbecue. (fieryfoodscentral.com)
He counts most of the leading trainers in Kentucky and Chicago as his friends, and during Derby week, when not busy at Barn 24 or at the barns housing other Derby contenders, Dr. Harthill can often be found entertaining such visiting dignitaries as Eddie Arcaro and Bill Shoemaker. (si.com)
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Definition of «visiting dignitaries»

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