ABLEGATE


Meaning of ABLEGATE in English

ˈablə̇gə̇t, -lē-, -ˌgāt noun

( -s )

Etymology: French ablégat, from Latin ablegatus, past participle of ablegare to send away, from ab- ab (I) + legare to send on a commission, dispatch — more at legate

: a papal envoy on a special mission (as the conveying of the insignia of office to a newly named cardinal)

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