Definitions

1. adjective

relating to or resembling the style of the Roman orator Cicero, characterized by simplicity, clarity, and dignity of expression.

“The professor praised the student’s catonian speech, noting its precision and eloquence.”

2. noun

a follower of the style of Cicero, especially in oratory or writing.

“The historian was considered a catonian for his ability to convey complex ideas in simple language.”