Consulate
Consulate noun - Diplomatic building that serves as the residence or workplace of a consul.
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Synonyms for Consulate
General and consulate are semantically related. In some cases you can use "General" instead a noun "Consulate".
Nearby Words: consul, consulship
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This went on for five years, until, in 1799, General Napoleon Bonaparte seized power, more or less forcing the Assembly to declare him "First Consul of the Republic," inaugurating the "Consulate" in which, despite there being three Consuls, the First Consul held a truly remarkable amount of power.
- Played with in Due South: Fraser was assigned liaison duty with the Canadian Consulate in Chicago as retribution for arresting a fellow Mountie — and for being, in general, just a little too good for anyone at home to feel really comfortable with.
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Henry gets confrontational about it.Secretary Consulate General: I wish that I could help you... As I wish that I could help the young woman who visited earlier and claimed kinship to the king.note The suspect is trying to eliminate all traces of the royal bloodline and will go after her next.
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