Triumphator
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Triumphator is a noun meaning One granted a triumph.
Meaning
One granted a triumph.
Example Sentences
Triumphs, wherein Slaves are represented bound and proſtrated at the feet of the Triumphators
Cross, awsome and good, humble triumphator! Moving the entire world, O Sacred, wondrous wood! Spread thy light over us, our only protector, / Beyond the blue horizon, Cross, august and good.
Austen Chamberlain, who likes to let tear-bedewed rays of youthful sentimentality shine about his coldly calculating businessman’s intellect but always has in mind the interest of his fatherland, was the triumphator of the day.
Which gave occasion to a Law, whereby it was enacted, that thenceforth no Dead should be buried in the City, much less kept in their Houses, as they did before; that Priviledge being only granted to Vestals, to Emperors, and those who had been Triumphators.
Word Forms
- triumphators
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include triumphal, triumphing, triumpher, triumph, triumphance, glory.
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