centuriate (Meaning)
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centuriate (a.)
Pertaining to, or divided into, centuries or hundreds.
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centuriate (v. t.)
To divide into hundreds.
Synonyms & Antonyms of centuriate
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centuriate Sentence Examples
- The centuriate assembly played a crucial role in the political structure of ancient Rome.
- Roman citizens were divided into classes for the purpose of centuriate voting.
- The centuriate organization ensured that citizens from different social classes had representation in the government.
- Military service was one of the criteria used to determine a citizen's eligibility for centuriate voting.
- The centuriate system was reformed multiple times throughout Roman history to reflect changes in society.
- The centuriate assembly convened regularly to pass laws and elect magistrates.
- Participation in the centuriate assembly was considered a civic duty for Roman citizens.
- The centuriate voting system favored the wealthy and influential citizens over the lower classes.
- Candidates campaigned vigorously to secure support from various centuriate classes.
- The centuriate assembly gradually lost its power and influence as the Roman Republic transitioned into an empire.
FAQs About the word centuriate
Pertaining to, or divided into, centuries or hundreds., To divide into hundreds.
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No antonyms found.
The centuriate assembly played a crucial role in the political structure of ancient Rome.
Roman citizens were divided into classes for the purpose of centuriate voting.
The centuriate organization ensured that citizens from different social classes had representation in the government.
Military service was one of the criteria used to determine a citizen's eligibility for centuriate voting.
