persona grata
71persona non grata — formal someone who is not acceptable or not welcome. He published a book criticizing the war and was instantly declared persona non grata by the authorities …
72persona non grata — noun (U) Latin someone who is not acceptable to a government or not welcome in someone s house: He was declared persona non grata …
73persona — [[t]pə(r)so͟ʊnə[/t]] personas, personae (plural) [pr][[t]pə(r)so͟ʊnaɪ[/t]][/pr] N COUNT Someone s persona is the aspect of their character or nature that they present to other people, perhaps in contrast to their real character or nature.… …
74grata — [[t]grɑ͟ːtə[/t]] see persona non grata …
75grata — adj. part of the phrase persona non grata (unwanted presence) …
76Persona ingrata — Per|so|na in|gra|ta, die; [lat. = unwillkommener, nicht gern gesehener Mensch] (Dipl.): Diplomat, dessen Aufenthalt in einem bestimmten Land von dessen Regierung nicht [mehr] gewünscht wird. * * * Persona ingrata [lateinisch »unwillkommener… …
77Persona non grata — Per|so|na non gra|ta vgl. Persona ingrata …
78Персона non grata — Персона нон грата (лат. persona non grata «нежелательная персона», «нежелательное лицо») дипломатический термин. Согласно статье 9 Венской конвенции о дипломатических сношениях (1961), принимающее государство может «в любое время и без… …
79personanon grata — persona non gra·ta (nŏn gräʹtə, grătʹə) adj. Fully unacceptable or unwelcome, especially to a foreign government: The diplomat was persona non grata. [Late Latin persōna nōn grāta: Latin persōna, person + Latin nōn, not + Latin grāta, feminine… …
80persona non grata — adjective Etymology: New Latin, unacceptable person Date: 1904 personally unacceptable or unwelcome …
