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foreign office
noun
- the department of a government that handles foreign affairs.
foreign office
noun
- the ministry of a country or state that is concerned with dealings with other states US equivalentState Department Canadian equivalentdepartment of external affairs
Word History and Origins
Origin of foreign office1
Example Sentences
A senior Russian ambassador has demanded—and been hastily given—a top-level appointment at the Foreign Office today.
Within the grand halls of the Foreign Office on King Charles Street in Central London, it seems he was far from popular.
By 1951, Maclean was head of the American department of the Foreign Office, with access to the US Atomic Energy Commission.
The German Foreign Office said yes—so long as his cuts were made to every print of the film in every country around the world.
A source said the girls were ‘happy’ to be asked to participate by the Foreign Office.
Now, it is only a theory of mine, but I feel pretty sure that the papers have to do with the Foreign Office scandal.
I want to know the exact time that your office received the unfortunate news of the Foreign Office business.
Tallard carried with him instructions carefully framed in the French Foreign Office.
In 1904 the administration of the protectorate, originally directed by the foreign office, was transferred to the colonial office.
Moreover, a scheme of taxation which it drew up failed to gain the approval of the foreign office.
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