Similar words: allegation, delegation, relegation, negation, abnegation, aggregation, segregation, congregation. Meaning: [lɪ'geɪʃn] n. 1. the post or office of legate 2. a permanent diplomatic mission headed by a minister.
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1, Our legation was upgraded to an embassy.
2, The embassy was downgraded to a legation.
3, Britain has sent a legation to discuss trade and tariffs.
4, Not until the following year was the stone-built Legation completed, which houses the Embassy today.
5, We left the Legation as the sun rose and our cars were constantly brought to a standstill in the crowded streets.
6, A legation was set up in Berlin in 1837 and another in St Petersburg twenty years later.
7, The roofs of every embassy and legation in London are draped with aerials of every size and shape.
8, There in the Legation, remote from family involvements and interference, she devoted herself to my father.
9, In 581 a Frankish legation sent by Chilperic I returned from Constantinople with numerous gifts.
10, He works at the French Legation in China.
11, We were still at the legation at Eaton Place.
12, Later we tried to aid those trapped Legation Quarters,(http://sentencedict.com/legation.html) to reason with Chinese of responsibility.
13, Inside the British legation a few armed soldiers walked about the gardens.
14, He also collected sandbags and wood to barricade the Legation buildings.
15, As we reached the turning which led to the legation there was a traffic block.
16, At age 26 he was appointed Minister to the Netherlands, then promoted to the Berlin Legation.
More similar words: allegation, delegation, relegation, negation, abnegation, aggregation, segregation, congregation, segregationist, disaggregation, relegating, legate, legato, legatee, delegate, relegate, ligation, purgation, legislation, derogation, navigation, abrogation, mitigation, subjugation, litigation, irrigation, obligation, elongation, castigation, instigation.