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consulate general
noun
, plural consulates general.
- the office or establishment of a consul general.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of consulate general1
First recorded in 1880–85
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Example Sentences
Many others have been asking for information from this Consulate-General, which has been able to give valuable information.
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From 1854 on, there was not a single year during which the consulate general was not in his charge for several months.
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It was a top secret message sent to us via the American consulate general's channels from Singapore.
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There are several hundreds of them in the German Consulate-General which has been provisioned as for a siege.
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All they had to do was to go down to the German Consulate-General, where we had people waiting to tell them all there was to know.
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