corps diplomatique

/ ˌdɪpləʊmæˈtiːk /

noun

Costume balls, dances, dinners, and evening entertainments among the corps diplomatique abound.

This practice is not confined to us, but extends to the correspondence of all the corps diplomatique.

I live on the best footing with almost the whole corps diplomatique.

Numerous chamberlains preceded us into the ballroom and showed us the benches where the Corps Diplomatique have their places.

To this she replied, "I think you will regret it if you offend the whole Corps Diplomatique."

April 18, 2024petrichor

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