Imperator is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMPERATOR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Latin) a commander; an emperor
• commander (a title conferred under the Republic on a victorious general and under the Empire on the emperor).
• (in imperial Rome) a title of the emperor
• A commander; a leader; an emperor; -- originally an appellation of honor by which Roman soldiers saluted their general after an important victory. Subsequently the title was conferred as a recognition of great military achievements by the senate, whence it carried wiht it some special privileges. After the downfall of the Republic it was assumed by Augustus and his successors, and came to have the meaning now attached to the word emperor.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a commander in chief or emperor of the ancient Romans

Words related to IMPERATOR

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Words that contain IMPERATOR

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How to use IMPERATOR in a sentence

• The troops saluted him as imperator and the senate voted a thanksgiving in his honor.
• He had obtained for himself the title of imperator and the dictatorship for life and the consulship for ten years.
• Sylla as imperator revenged the victory of Cinna, still no supplication was decreed by the senate.
• But will any one hesitate to call Caesar imperator? Most certainly his age will not deter any one from agreeing to this proposition, since he has gone beyond his age in virtue.
• He himself was named imperator for the victory, although the number of the slaughtered was smaller than usual.
• Therefore, as regards the gods he was appointed high priest, as regards us consul, as regards the soldiers imperator, and as regards the enemy dictator.
• The noblest title which these Emperors chose to bear was that of Imperator Pacificus.
• The splendor of the latter structures had outdone the imperator.
• Our great imperator was in his chamber and reading letters.
• His troops saluted him as Imperator, and the Senate honored him by a public thanksgiving.
• He restored Tigranes to liberty, whom Pompey had kept in confinement, ridiculed the great Imperator before the people, and was accused of making an attempt upon his life.
• The Senate conferred upon him numerous honors and distinctions, with the title of Imperator for life.
• Decimus Brutus, imperator and consul-elect, a citizen born for the republic, denies that he is consul.
• When he had chewed up a Gross of Pencils and taken enough Tea to float the Imperator, the great Work was complete and ready to be launched with a loud Splash.
• The self-styled spirit-guides of Stainton Moses formed a united group obeying one chief, who called himself Imperator.
• The days were fixed, not with Mrs Piper in the normal state, but with Imperator, the chief of the present controls, while she was in trance.
• None of those who, up to the present time, have communicated through Mrs Piper have in the least resembled Imperator and his assistants.
• Nevertheless, I repeat, it may be asserted with some probability that Mrs Piper took the character of Imperator from this source.
• But then, from whence did she take the other characters? Imperator and his friends speak in a distinctive biblical style.
• In short, the controls, Imperator, Rector, Doctor and Prudens, may refrain from speaking of their former life simply because they are wise.
• And if he obtained a vote from the senate and from the people, his title of imperator was confirmed.
• Formerly, those who associated with the Emperor called him Imperator and the Empress Imperatrix, and the other officials according to their rank.
• For an instant the Imperator seemed alone, stripped of all the panoply of his high estate.
• Drusus realized by the tone of his voice that Caesar the host had vanished, and Caesar the imperator was present.
• He is with Caesar, and, as you see, the enemies of the Imperator are not likely, at present, to work his friends much mischief.
• The third line of the legions the Imperator commanded to hold back until he ordered them otherwise, for on them lay the turning of the battle.
• The Imperator nodded to his trumpeter, and a single sharp, long peal cut the air.
• When the Imperator departed Drusus accompanied him to the palace.
• Finally the Imperator determined to force a crisis.
• The Imperator had a bandage drawn across his forehead, but otherwise he seemed none the worse for his recent danger.
• The Imperator gazed straight before him, his eyes searching the prisoner through and through, and under the glance the Greek again showed signs of fear and nervousness.
• So out of war came peace, and the great Imperator gave laws to yet another kingdom.
• The Imperator alone tarried on the poop of the vessel for an instant.
• How puny do they seem beside the Olympic and Imperator, at which we in our turn gaze wonderingly and think that engineering can no further go.

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