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Quirit

Definition:

(noun) In ancient Roman law, a free Roman citizen.

(adjective) Pertaining to the Roman citizen.

Senses:

Sense 1: (noun) An ancient Roman citizen with full rights and privileges.

Sense 2: (adjective) Relating to or characteristic of ancient Roman citizens.

Usage:

Sense 1:

- The quirits formed the backbone of the Roman society.

- As a quirit, he could participate in the political process.

- The status of a quirit was highly esteemed in ancient Rome.

Sense 2:

- The quirit community played a pivotal role in the governance of Rome.

- Military service was mandatory for all quirit men.

- Being a quirit was a mark of distinction and citizenship rights.

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