Synonyms for Inter-nuncio:
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n.
• bearer
- Drogher
, - agent
, - beast of burden
, - carrier
, - conveyor
, - courier
, - emissary
, - envoy
, - internuncio
, - messenger
, - porter
, - runner
, - servant
, - shipper
, - transporter
.
• courier
• emissary
- ambassador
, - consul
, - delegate
, - front
, - hired gun
, - intermediary
, - legate
, - rep
, - representative
, - scout
, - spy
.
• envoy
• transporter
What are the hypernyms for Inter-nuncio?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for inter-nuncio?
Inter-nuncio is a term used to refer to a papal envoy. There are several antonyms for inter-nuncio, including layman, secular, profane, and mundane. A layman is a person who is not ordained or associated with religious orders. In contrast, inter-nuncios are representatives of the pope and carry out diplomatic missions on behalf of the Catholic Church. Secular refers to matters of the world that are not associated with religion or church. Profane means something that is not sacred or religious. Mundane deals with ordinary, everyday life and lacks religious or spiritual significance. These antonyms for inter-nuncio help to clarify the distinctions between religious and secular matters.
What are the antonyms for Inter-nuncio?
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