Statesman (noun)

1. A man who is experienced and knowledgeable in the principles and practices of government and politics, and is able to use this knowledge to make well-informed and effective decisions for the benefit of his country or state.
2. A man who is respected for his wisdom, integrity, and leadership in the political arena.

Origin:

Late 16th century from state + -sman. the word originally referred to a man who is a leader or prominent figure in a particular country or state, especially in politics or government.

Examples:

1. He is considered a statesman for his ability to find common ground and build consensus among competing interests.
2. The president is a statesman who has a reputation for being level-headed and pragmatic.
3. The former Prime minister is statesman who served the country for many years.
4. The senator is a statesman who is respected for his integrity and leadership.
5. The diplomat is a statesman who has worked tirelessly to promote peace and understanding between nations.