consular
consular Lexical Profile
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• adjective
Relating to a consul or consulate, or to the official duties of assisting citizens and managing commercial and diplomatic relations in a foreign country.
"Travelers who lose their passports abroad should immediately contact the nearest embassy for consular assistance."
Relating to the chief magistrates (consuls) of ancient Rome or the French First Republic.
"In the Roman Republic, achieving consular rank was the pinnacle of a politician's career."
• noun
In ancient Rome, a person of consular rank, especially a former consul or a governor of an imperial province.
"The Roman senate frequently appointed experienced consulars to govern the most strategic border provinces."
Word Nuance & Usage
Do not confuse 'consular' (relating to a consul or diplomatic office) with 'counselor' (an advisor or legal representative).
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Word Origin & Etymology
Borrowed from Latin 'consularis', meaning 'of or relating to a consul', derived from 'consul', the title of the two highest elected magistrates in the ancient Roman Republic.