curiate
/kyuˈreɪɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to elect or serve as a member of the Roman Senate; to make or declare something a sacred or sacred place.
“The newly elected official was curiated as the head of the local government.”
2. noun
a member of the Roman Senate, especially one elected from the people.
“During the ancient Roman Republic, many prominent citizens were curiates who made key decisions for the city.”