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Meanings of Praetorian in English
Portuguese
pretoriano Spanish
pretoriano Of or relating to a Roman praetor.
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Portuguese
guarda pretoriana Synonyms
Examples for "judge"
Examples for "judge"
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A state trial judge and a state appeals court rejected T-Mobile's position.
2
Well, now, Watson, let us judge the situation by this new information.
3
Last year, a federal judge said Microsoft must turn over the information.
4
The judge hearing the case can protect consumers' wallets by saying so.
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Dunn also asked the judge to order new training and accountability measures.
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Thus why would this young lady come forward in hope of justice?
2
Never being brought to justice means they continue to abuse vulnerable employees.
3
His long relationship with the legal justice system started one year later.
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He went on: Of course it's not as good as open justice.
5
I do specialized work within the criminal justice system-for the state police.
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As a jurist, she has particular expertise in environmental and constitutional law.
2
You should realize, however, that Magistrate Woodward is indeed a liberal jurist.
3
Zasius the jurist was repelled by the haste and rashness of Luther.
4
Tonight she has Dutch humanist and jurist Hugo Grotius on her mind.
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The former was known as a learned jurist and a tactful man.
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While passing the pretorian camp, they heard thundering shouts in honor of Galba.
2
Meanwhile came a detachment of Numidian horse, who belonged to the pretorian guard.
3
This was a powerful recommendation with the people, the pretorian cohorts, and the legions.
4
Soon after, he was informed, that Otho was in possession of the pretorian camp.
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He granted the insignia of the consular dignity to ten persons of pretorian rank.
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To the latter's brother Herod he gave pretorial dignities and some authority.
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Sunnyside police have confirmed that a suspect has been placed under arrest for the attempted murder of a Pretorial homeless man.
Usage of Praetorian in English
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Each Praetorian had the rank of a centurion in the regular army.
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He has a court in preparation, and the Praetorian bands in array.
3
Watch: Make way for the Praetorian… Mind you; there is something worse.
4
Even the name, it's called the Praetorian, sends shudders down my spine.
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By 2248, though, we find him in command of the Praetorian Guard.
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As rigged up in Praetorian uniforms we will be laughed at and indulged.
7
Sometimes the Saint would be left much alone with the Praetorian.
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Not the Praetorian Guard that Markus cobbled together, but something real.
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Those were Praetorian infantrymen, and they were standing shoulder to shoulder.
10
The celebrated Burrus was at this time (A.D. 61) the Praetorian Prefect.
11
SEJÁNUS was the commander of the Praetorian Guard of Tiberius.
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The Praetorian cohorts received twice as much as the legionaries.
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He had been fortunate thus far in his Praetorian Praefects.
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Is under-theprotection-ofthe former Praetorian Prefect, Leo Severinus. He paused to collect himself.
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He was murdered by a Tribune of his Praetorian Guard.
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Not even one, much less a whole damn Praetorian Guard.
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