Pronunciation: /ˌplɛnɪˈpoʊtɛnʃəri/
noun a person, especially a diplomat, invested with the full power of independent action on behalf of their government, typically in a foreign country
A1 The plenipotentiary signed the treaty on behalf of the country.
A2 The plenipotentiary diplomat negotiated the trade agreement with the neighboring country.
B1 The plenipotentiary ambassador was tasked with representing the nation at the United Nations.
B2 The plenipotentiary delegate had the authority to make decisions on behalf of the government.
C1 The plenipotentiary official was given full power to negotiate the peace treaty.
C2 The plenipotentiary envoy successfully resolved the conflict between the two countries.
adjective having full power to take independent action
A1 The plenipotentiary ambassador represented their country at the international conference.
A2 The plenipotentiary negotiator had the authority to make decisions on behalf of their government.
B1 The plenipotentiary diplomat was empowered to sign treaties and agreements.
B2 The plenipotentiary envoy was given full authority to act on behalf of their country.
C1 The plenipotentiary representative had the power to make binding decisions in diplomatic matters.
C2 The plenipotentiary minister was entrusted with full authority to negotiate on behalf of their nation.
formal The plenipotentiary ambassador was authorized to negotiate on behalf of the government.
informal The plenipotentiary representative had the power to make decisions without consulting anyone else.
slang The plenipotentiary dude was calling all the shots at the meeting.
figurative She felt like a plenipotentiary ruler in her own domain.
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