nɑ noʊn ˈgrɑ
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| —n , pl personae non gratae | |
| 1. | an unacceptable or unwelcome person |
| 2. | a diplomatic or consular officer who is not acceptable to the government or sovereign to whom he or she is accredited |
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persona non grata [(puhr-soh-nuh non grah-tuh, grat-tuh)]A person who is no longer favored or welcome: “After my angry words with the manager, I am persona non grata at the video store.” From Latin, meaning “an unacceptable person.”
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