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state dinnerA formal dinner hosted by a head of state in honor of a visiting foreign dignitary

Part of speech: NOUN

Definition: A formal dinner hosted by a head of state in honor of a visiting foreign dignitary

Pronunciation (IPA): /steɪt ˈdɪnər/

Example Sentences

  • The state dinner featured a seven-course meal that cost more than most people's monthly salary.
  • She spent three hours getting ready for the state dinner, only to spill wine on her dress in the first five minutes.
  • The state dinner was held to strengthen diplomatic relations between the two countries.

state dinner

NOUN

[/steɪt ˈdɪnər/]

A formal dinner hosted by a head of state in honor of a visiting foreign dignitary

A formal dinner hosted by a head of state in honor of a visiting foreign dignitary
💡 Concept

A formal dinner hosted by a head of state in honor of a visiting foreign dignitary

His first dinner became a late dinner, but dignity remained!
🎵 Rhyme

His first dinner became a late dinner, but dignity remained!

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🎤Pronunciation

🇺🇸 US/steɪt ˈdɪnər/
🇬🇧 UK/steɪt ˈdɪnə/

🌳Etymology

🎵Rhyme

great dinnerfirst dinnerlate dinner
great dinner
first dinner
late dinner

🔗Collocations

host a state dinner
attend a state dinner
formal state dinner
state dinner invitation
White House state dinner
state dinner menu

📝Examples

😄 Fun example

The state dinner featured a seven-course meal that cost more than most people's monthly salary.

😄 Fun example

She spent three hours getting ready for the state dinner, only to spill wine on her dress in the first five minutes.

The state dinner was held to strengthen diplomatic relations between the two countries.

Protocol officers rehearsed the state dinner procedures for weeks to ensure everything went perfectly.

📚Related Words

Synonyms

official banquetdiplomatic dinnerformal receptionceremonial feast

Antonyms

casual mealinformal gatheringprivate dinner

Related

diplomacyprotocolforeign relationsceremonial eventhead of state

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