Meanings of great dignitary in English

He must be a great dignitary at the court of King Assar.

The high-priest was a great dignitary, and generally belonged to the royal family.

This great dignitary and the young Englishman made great friends.

When I see a Tonnelier a great dignitary!

A great dignitary of the XVIIIth Dynasty is seen seated with his wife, their daughter standing between them.

Kieou-he-yu ( great dignitary of the state of Wei) sent a man to Khoung-tseu to know his news.

He spurred his horse toward the leader, who lowered his sword and bowed to the great dignitary approaching him.

We were given an audience of over two hours with this great dignitary, who seemed kindly disposed and considerate.

The nomarch, though a great dignitary, grew pale when he heard the humble invitation, and answered that he knew nothing.

That evening the count's deportment was one of lofty gravity: he held his head high, as became the official and the great dignitary.

The learned doctor is now one of the "dons" of the university,-atthat time, even more than now, a great dignitary.

The practice of forming a line and shaking the President's hand had no other origin, and when that great dignitary bestows his healing salutation on

From the Circus came shouts with which the people greeted great dignitaries.

A number of great dignitaries of the Empire, in undress unit forms, came with them.

The approach of the great dignitaries was hailed with enthusiasm by the crowds lining the roads.

Before all the great dignitaries of his empire he gives the following reasons for his course:-