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How to Pronounce Consul

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Consul

'kɑnsəl
Syllables: con·sul
Part of speech: noun

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Definition

A consul is a person who represents their country in another country to help its citizens and businesses.

Examples

  • The consul helped the lost traveler find a safe place to stay.

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Words With Similar Sounds

Console

'kɑnsoʊl

He tried to console his friend after the bad news.

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Consul

'kɑnsəl

The consul helped the tourists with their visas.

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Council

'kaʊnsəl

The city council will meet tomorrow to discuss the budget.

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Counsel

'kaʊnsəl

She sought legal counsel before signing the contract.

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Council

'kaʊnsəl

The school council organized a fundraiser.

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Common Word Combinations

Phrase Type Stress Pattern Example
consul general collocation CONsul GENeral The consul general hosted the diplomatic meeting yesterday.
consul office collocation CONsul OFfice I need to visit the consul office for visa processing.
consul services collocation CONsul SERvices The embassy provides various consul services to citizens.
honorary consul collocation HONorary CONsul She was appointed as an honorary consul last month.

Fun Fact

The word 'consul' comes from Latin 'consul,' meaning 'one who deliberates together,' reflecting how ancient Roman consuls shared power to govern jointly.

Word Family

noun
consul

An official who represents their country's government in a foreign city and helps its citizens there.

"The consul helped the tourists who lost their passports."

adjective
consular

Relating to a consul or consuls.

"She visited the consular office to apply for a visa."

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