atridean

/ˌætraɪˈdiːən/

Definitions

1. noun

A rare or obsolete word referring to a high-ranking official in ancient Rome, equivalent to an aedile or aedilis.

“The historian noted the atridean’s role in overseeing public works during the Roman Republic.”

Synonyms

  • aedile
  • aedilis

Antonyms

  • commoner
  • low-ranking official