Tribune is valid Scrabble Word

Is tribune a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
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Is tribune valid Words with Friends?
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7 letters word
9 points in Scrabble
12 points in WWF

Definitions for TRIBUNE in dictionary:

NOUN:

an ancient Roman official; specifically (a) a magistrate appointed to protect the interests and rights of the plebeians; b) a legionary officer
an official in ancient Rome chosen by the plebeians to protect their interests.
a Roman legionary officer.
an apse in a basilica.
a dais or rostrum, especially in a church.
a raised area or gallery with seats, especially in a church.
An officer or magistrate chosen by the people, to protect them from the oppression of the patricians, or nobles, and to defend their liberties against any attempts that might be made upon them by the senate and consuls.
Anciently, a bench or elevated place, from which speeches were delivered; in France, a kind of pulpit in the hall of the legislative assembly, where a member stands while making an address; any place occupied by a public orator.
(ancient Rome) an official elected by the plebeians to protect their interests
the apse of a Christian church that contains the bishop\'s throne

a popular leader; a champion of people's rights.
people's representative, esp in ancient Rome

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

a defender of the rights of the people
people\'s representative, esp in ancient Rome

Words related to TRIBUNE

tribunary14 tribunes10

Words that contain TRIBUNE

tribunes10 tribuneship18 tribuneships19

How to use TRIBUNE in a sentence

He speaks of a single ambassador, who being a son of a military tribune fought against the Gauls.
The Tribune of the first cohort of Dacians, styled Aelia, at Amboglanna.
The Tribune of the third cohort of the Nervians at Alionis.
Then, as the monk did not come, he went out to the tribune to pray and to prepare himself.
To the New York Tribune, in whose generous columns many of these verses first appeared, the author here wishes to express her gratitude.
What then Condivi tells us about the first scheme is, that it was intended to stand isolated in the tribune of S.
He discovered that four principal piers, erected by Bramante and left standing by Antonio da Sangallo, which had to bear the weight of the tribune, were feeble.
Wolff had been standing in front of the tribune with a cab-whistle at his lips, on which he blew incessantly during the reading of the resolution.
Cosma e Damiano, with mosaics of the sixth century on its tribune, built out of three ancient temples, as Dr.
The New York Tribune, February 20, recognized the determination of the South to secede unless the Missouri Compromise line were extended to the Pacific.

Straightway the tribune chose the young Jew for his own service, and soon held him in high esteem.
In an instant a crowd of his friends, howling and shouting, swarmed over the fence, and a regular fight began on the tribune itself.
The only effective check which the Senate had upon the proceedings of the Tribunes was, that one Tribune could put his veto upon the acts of his colleagues.
As he had formerly employed the Tribune Saturninus to carry out his designs, so now he found an able instrument for his purpose in the Tribune P.
If only anyone had been courageous enough to tell us what were our resources when Grammont made his famous declaration from the tribune, the war would not have taken place.
Scarcely ever was the speech of a popular tribune more acceptable to the commons, than was this of a most strict consul on that occasion.
A third bill declared the office of military tribune with consular power to be at an end.
It commences by referring to the condition of this land in the year 133, when Tiberius Gracchus was tribune.
It was not the Tribune that published the poker story that caused you so much just annoyance.
McPhelim of the Chicago Tribune, poet and dramatic critic, and three or four others of the Daily News staff did the rest.
This tribune, by the way, was ornamented with tufts of leaves and grasses at the corners.
They were delivered into the custody of Lucius Virginius, a military tribune, together with the letter sealed as it was, to be conveyed to the consul Claudius.
On June 15 he made his protest from the tribune, and from that day he fought relentless battle for liberty and the republic.
In 1841, when the Herald was six years old, the Tribune appeared, edited by Mr.
In this year the dispute over the extension of the franchise to Italy began again, and the failure of the measure proposed by the tribune M.
He was placed at the head of a new government, with the title of Tribune, and with almost unlimited power.
The second tribune observed their interest in this trivial incident with disgust.
Sir John Thompson, in his reply to Blake, revealed himself to parliament and the country as one worthy of crossing swords with the great Liberal tribune.
Some boats put out from the harbour to the assistance of the Tribune, and Mr.

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