Associations to the word «Tribune»
Noun
- Herald
- Daily
- Gaius
- Chicago
- Mccormick
- Centurion
- Minneapolis
- Lucius
- Duluth
- Tiberius
- Cw
- Columnist
- Tacoma
- Consul
- Oakland
- Newsweek
- Editorial
- Maureen
- Sulla
- Weekly
- Veto
- Tampa
- Syndicate
- Cato
- Pulitzer
- Horace
- Legate
- Pompey
- Newspaper
- Cohort
- Cicero
- Diego
- Reporter
- Obituary
- Lex
- Titus
- Affiliate
- Ledger
- Connacht
- Correspondent
- Marius
- Brutus
- Scranton
- Hearst
- Sentinel
- Gazette
- Caesar
- Tulsa
- Ebert
- Syndication
- Claudius
- Marcus
- Dictator
- Cassius
- Greg
- Yorker
- Assam
- Magistrate
- Censor
- Bismarck
- Broadcasting
- Albuquerque
- Editor
- Pk
- Chronicle
- Newscast
- Sunday
- Bc
- Pittsburgh
- Cartoonist
- News
- Affiliation
- Advertiser
- Union
- Examiner
- Telegram
- Legion
- Reviewer
- Almanac
- Orator
- Journalism
- Headline
- Esquire
Adjective
Wiktionary
TRIBUNE, noun. An elected official in ancient Rome
TRIBUNE, noun. A protector of the people
TRIBUNE, noun. The domed or vaulted apse in a Christian church that houses the bishop’s throne
TRIBUNE, noun. A place or an opportunity to speak, to express one's opinion, a platform
Dictionary definition
TRIBUNE, noun. (ancient Rome) an official elected by the plebeians to protect their interests.
TRIBUNE, noun. The apse of a Christian church that contains the bishop's throne.
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