nunciative

/ˌnʌnsɪˈætɪv/

Definitions

1. adjective

Relating to or given by nuncios, especially in a diplomatic or ecclesiastical sense.

“The nunciative nature of the ambassador’s communication made it clear that it was official business.”

2. noun

A nunciative, a person who represents the Holy See in a foreign country.

“The nunciative in Rome played a crucial role in facilitating international relations.”

Synonyms

  • diplomatic
  • eclesiastical

Antonyms

  • lay
  • secular