Meanings
adjectiveunconsular (comparative more unconsular, superlative most unconsular)
comparative more unconsular · superlative most unconsular
- Not consular.
A very unconsular joke, you will say. I plead guilty, but I cannot stand that woman, so unfit as she is to be a consul's wife.
1880, Marcus Tullius Cicero, George Edward Jeans, Albert Watson, The Life and Letters of Marcus Tullius Cicero, page 37
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