agentsgeneral
dʒəntˈdʒɛn noun, plural a·gents-gen·er·al.
1.
a chief representative.
2.
a person sent to England from a British dominion to represent the interests of the dominion.
Origin:
1910–15
1910–15
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| agent-general | |
| —n , pl agents-general | |
| a representative in London of a Canadian province or an Australian state | |
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