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tetrarch
[ te-trahrk, tee- ]
noun
- any ruler of a fourth part, division, etc.
- a subordinate ruler.
- one of four joint rulers or chiefs.
- the ruler of the fourth part of a country or province in the ancient Roman Empire.
tetrarch
/ -kɪt; tɛˈtrɑːˌkeɪt; ˈtɛtrɑːk /
noun
- the ruler of one fourth of a country
- a subordinate ruler, esp of Syria under the Roman Empire
- the commander of one of the smaller subdivisions of a Macedonian phalanx
- any of four joint rulers
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Derived Forms
- teˈtrarchic, adjective
- tetrarchate, noun
- ˈtetrarchy, noun
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Other Words From
- te·trar·chy te·trarch·ate [te, -trahr-keyt, -kit, tee, -], noun
- te·trar·chic [te-, trahr, -kik, ti-], te·trar·chi·cal adjective
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Word History and Origins
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Word History and Origins
Origin of tetrarch1
C14: from Greek tetrarkhēs; see tetra- , -arch
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Example Sentences
As if to confirm his fears the two soldiers begin discussing the Tetrarch's sombre looks.
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Mention is also made of the mandate he received to carry it out in the shape of the Tetrarch's death ring.
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The chorus, in the person of soldiers, once again draws attention to the sombre aspect of the Tetrarch.
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Meanwhile the cowering Tetrarch covers his face with his cloak and a smile of triumph illumines the face of Herodias.
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She told him she had gone up three in saying seven times in the multiplication table, and four in spelling "tetrarch."
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