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trib⋅u⋅nate
/
ˈtrɪb
yə
nɪt
,
-ˌneɪt
,
trɪˈbyu
nɪt
,
-neɪt
/
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–noun
1.
the office of tribune.
2.
a body of tribunes.
Origin:
1540–50;
< L
tribūnātus
the office of a tribune.
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tribune
1
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-ate
3
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trib·u·nate
(trĭb'yə-nāt', trĭ-byōō'nĭt)
n. The rank, office, dignity, or authority of a tribune.
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