- Decurionate
- Decurionate \De*cu"ri*on*ate\, n. [L. decurionatus, fr. decurio.] The office of a decurion. [1913 Webster]
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Decurionate
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decurionate — de·cu·ri·on·ate … English syllables
decurionate — nə̇t, ˌnāt noun ( s) Etymology: Latin decurionatus, from decurion , decurio + atus ate : the office of a decurion … Useful english dictionary
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