Tribune
Pronunciation: /ˈtrɪbjuːn/
Tribune (noun)
- An elected official in ancient Rome who protected the rights of ordinary people.
- A person who speaks to the public, often to promote a cause or idea.
Examples
- The tribune protected the rights of the citizens.
- A tribune was elected to represent the common people.
Common collocations: elected tribune, Roman tribune, inspiring tribune, speak as a tribune