Crossword-Solution: INTERNUNCIO
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| Word | Word Type | Definition |
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| Internuncio | n. | A messenger between two parties. |
| Internuncio | n. | A representative, or charge d'affaires, of the pope at a foreign court or seat of government, ranking next below a nuncio. |
We have 7 clues for the answer “INTERNUNCIO”
| Clue | Answers |
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| Papal ambassador | 3 answers |
| Messenger __ | 36 answers |
| Courier | 36 answers |
| Emissary | 39 answers |
| BEARER ___ | 45 answers |
| envoy | 46 answers |
| Carrier | 58 answers |
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Sentences with INTERNUNCIO (5)
The regular orders, by their several superiors, utterly rejected it; the exiled bishops withdrew their proxies from Father Walsh, and disclaimed his conduct; the Internuncio at Brussels, charged with the affairs of the British Isles, denounced it as contrary to the canons; and the elated Procurator found himself involved in a controversy from which he never afterwards escaped, and with which his memory is still angrily associated.
Byron, however, still persisted, and the minister was obliged to refer him on the subject to the Austrian Internuncio, a high authority in questions of etiquette, whose opinion was decidedly against the pretension.
Adair was, at length, obliged to refer him to an authority, considered infallible on such points of etiquette, the old Austrian Internuncio;--on consulting whom, and finding his opinions agree fully with those of the English minister, Lord Byron declared himself perfectly satisfied.
Worthy Father Roach constituted himself internuncio between Mahony, whom we remember first in his pride of place doing the honours of that feast of Mars in which his 'friend' Nutter was to have carved up the great O'Flaherty on the Fifteen Acres, and next, _quantum, mutatus ab illo_! a helpless but manly captive in the hands of the Dublin bailiffs, and that very Mrs.
Father Roach, still officiating as internuncio, found the dowager less and less impracticable, and at length a treaty was happily concluded.