The Latin phrase persona grata means a fully accepted person, especially in foreign government. What is the figurative meaning of persona grata in this context?

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Callista’s school government position is being compared to a foreign one.
Callista’s school government position is being compared to a foreign one.

Callista is being personified as student council president to show her power in the position.
Callista is being personified as student council president to show her power in the position.

Callista is being compared to a foreign leader in ancient times to describe her influence.
Callista is being compared to a foreign leader in ancient times to describe her influence.

Callista’s school government power as school council president is being exaggerated.

Answer 1

The figurative meaning of persona grata in this context is:

Callista is being compared to a foreign leader in ancient times to describe her influence.

This interpretation suggests that her position and influence as the student council president is being likened to the role of a respected and accepted leader in a foreign government setting.