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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈsteɪtsmən/
statesman means: A male political leader respected for his honesty, good judgment, and work for the public.
noun
A male political leader respected for his honesty, good judgment, and work for the public.
- People respected him as a statesman.
- A true statesman puts the country’s needs before personal ambition.
- His honest leadership earned him a reputation as a great statesman.
A man who takes an important leading role in the affairs of a country or several countries.
- He became a leading statesman.
- Several European statesmen attended the conference.
- The veteran statesman helped negotiate the agreement.
Questions about statesman
What does statesman mean?
A male political leader respected for his honesty, good judgment, and work for the public.
What is statesman in other languages?
Türkçe: devlet adamı · Español: estadista · Français: homme d’État · Deutsch: Staatsmann · Italiano: statista · 日本語: 優れた政治家
How do you pronounce statesman?
It is pronounced /ˈsteɪtsmən/.
How do you use statesman in a sentence?
People respected him as a statesman. A true statesman puts the country’s needs before personal ambition.
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