cursus
/ˈkɜːrsəs/; /ˈkɜːrsuːs/Definitions
1. noun
a Latin phrase used to conclude a curriculum vitae or resume, translating to ‘until further notice’ or ‘until next available position’; a course of study or a period of time during which a course of study is pursued
“After graduating, she included a cursus honorum on her CV to signal her ambition and strong work ethic.”
2. noun
a Latin term used to denote the order of the Roman magistracies or a series of offices held by a Roman official
“The Roman Emperor’s cursus honorum included consul, praetor, and censor, showcasing his impressive career.”
3. noun
a type of medieval Latin poem or a stanza in such a poem
“The old manuscript contained a beautiful cursus, a poetic device used by medieval writers.”