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Meanings of safe-conduct in English
Permit issued by an authority which guarantees a person to enter and spend time in a place in which otherwise she could not enter.
Usage of safe-conduct in English
1
And I have also a written safe-conduct from the holy sister Colette.
2
Perhaps Tristan gave him a safe-conduct too, and the fool got drunk.
3
This he does after a formal safe-conduct has been given by Acuña.
4
According to his stepfather's orders, Conrad hid the safe-conduct in his breast.
5
I will give orders for a 'general safe-conduct' to be given you.
6
You're scared that your safe-conduct token won't get you past the Beast.
7
On arriving at the frontier of France the Spanish herald demanded a safe-conduct.
8
The praetor Cassius was sent to bring Jugurtha under a promise of safe-conduct.
9
Provided with a safe-conduct, Rashi went forth to appease the mob.
10
Remember Molembrais, and Monsieur La Mothe has not even a safe-conduct.
11
Here, monsieur, take this safe-conduct which is made out for Mme.
12
He will await, at your house, a safe-conduct from His Majesty.
13
Have you stopped a gentleman under my safe-conduct for his buckle-straps?
14
On November 13 Cesare was ready to leave Rome; but no safe-conduct had arrived.
15
He had procured that very morning the safe-conduct that was required for the journey.
16
Conference, five hours; result, a safe-conduct for the Governor back.
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Frequent collocations
Safe-conduct through the time