Associations to the word «Brutus»
Noun
- Greece
- Tiding
- Ancestor
- Rhetoric
- Vengeance
- Claudia
- Brest
- Steiner
- Worthy
- Deed
- Republic
- Treason
- Enemy
- Oar
- Exile
- Avenger
- Senator
- Heir
- Aristocrat
- Partisan
- Antiquity
- Bonaparte
- Elder
- Alba
- Younger
- Apparition
- Bring
- Zeal
- Republican
- Great
- Fault
- Battle
- Forum
- Greco
- Mademoiselle
- Colleague
- Twa
- Gilbert
- Chronicle
- Decree
- Tours
- Noah
- Syria
- Conqueror
- Hermit
- Sword
- Tent
- Defeat
- Coward
- Son
- Funeral
- Modesty
- Horseman
- Rape
- Siege
- Pale
- Wound
- Hart
- Saxon
- Steamboat
- Haste
- Edict
- Legend
Adjective
Wiktionary
BRUTUS, proper noun. A Roman cognomen
Dictionary definition
BRUTUS, noun. Statesman of ancient Rome who (with Cassius) led a conspiracy to assassinate Julius Caesar (85-42 BC).
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