decurion (Meaning)
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decurion (n.)
A head or chief over ten; especially, an officer who commanded a division of ten soldiers.
Synonyms & Antonyms of decurion
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decurion Sentence Examples
- The decurion was responsible for overseeing the distribution of resources in the ancient Roman city.
- In the military hierarchy of ancient Rome, a decurion commanded a unit of ten soldiers.
- As a decurion, Marcus was entrusted with maintaining order and discipline among his assigned soldiers.
- The decurion led his cavalry unit with precision and strategic acumen on the battlefield.
- Each decurion in the Roman army was expected to report directly to their centurion.
- The decurion's leadership skills were crucial in ensuring the efficiency of his unit's operations.
- During times of peace, the decurion's duties included managing civic projects and overseeing public works.
- The decurion's bravery in battle earned him the respect and admiration of his fellow soldiers.
- As a senior decurion, Lucius held considerable influence within his cohort.
- The decurion's administrative abilities were instrumental in the smooth functioning of the local government.
FAQs About the word decurion
A head or chief over ten; especially, an officer who commanded a division of ten soldiers.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The decurion was responsible for overseeing the distribution of resources in the ancient Roman city.
In the military hierarchy of ancient Rome, a decurion commanded a unit of ten soldiers.
As a decurion, Marcus was entrusted with maintaining order and discipline among his assigned soldiers.
The decurion led his cavalry unit with precision and strategic acumen on the battlefield.
