senatorial
senatorial
Definition
sena·to·rial (sen′ə tôr′ē əl)
adjective
- of or suitable for a senator or a senate
- composed of senators
Etymology: < L senatorius (< senator) + -ial
senatorial
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- rank: The post would normally have been held by a legatus, of senatorial rank.
- election: The Senatorial elections held in November 2005 were won by the ruling ZANU-PF despite a very low turnout.
- candidate: The DSCC, run by Clinton's fellow New York Senator Chuck Schumer, raises funds for senatorial candidates throughout the country.
- party: They had made common cause first with the popular and then with the senatorial party, and gained equally little by either.
- family: His father came from an old senatorial family and was the Prefect of Gaul.
- order: It defined the conduct which would result in expulsion from the senatorial order and had an incidental significance.
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