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Meanings of important functionary in English
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Usage of important functionary in English
1
Every one and everything awaited the arrival of this all- important functionary.
2
The Archbishop of Dublin became an important functionary from this period.
3
Even so, he didn't like this self- important functionary looking at it.
4
This important functionary summoned a junta of cosmographers (not a promising assemblage!)
5
Twice, as they recognized him, they presented arms as if he were an important functionary.
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This important functionary now stood whistling and singing by turns with the most admired unconcern.
7
The important functionary was pleased with all he saw, and with nothing more than Corti himself.
8
The kaváss is a very important functionary in Constantinople, and, though his office is lucrative, it is no sinecure.
9
It raised important functionaries out of their beds, in the dead of night.
10
Hussein-ul-Mulk and his two Paris friends are quite important functionaries in the palace.
11
This etiquette rules the wives of important functionaries with a rod of iron.
12
There were also two important functionaries, representing the king in criminal and civil matters.
13
And to think a thing like that got hold of important functionaries with her modest looks!
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But, as the death of one of the most important functionaries present at the spectacle, it caused much concern.
15
The farewell banquet was held in the same hall as the welcoming banquet with the same important functionaries in attendance.
16
The curé, the seignior, the militia captain (often identical with the seignior), were the important functionaries in every parish.