Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
curule
Adjective
/ˈkjʊr.ul/

Definition
Relating to or denoting a type of chair used in ancient Rome, traditionally associated with high-ranking officials.

Examples
- The curule chair was often seen in the presence of consuls and magistrates.
- In ancient Rome, only those of significant rank were allowed to sit in a curule chair during public ceremonies.
- The design of the curule chair influenced modern ceremonial seating in various governments.

Meaning
The term ‘curule’ refers to a symbolic chair that was associated with political authority and the power to govern in ancient Roman times.

Synonyms
- Official
- Regal
- Dominant