tribune /tribˈūn/

1. A senior officer in a Roman legion
2. A magistrate elected by the plebeians in ancient Rome to defend their rights
3. A champion of popular rights
4. In this and the following sense, sometimes used as the title of a newspaper
5. A platform for speaking from
6. A raised area or stand
7. Bishop's stall or throne

tribunal /trib-, trīb-ūˈnl, also (Spenser) tribˈ/ noun

1. A court of justice or arbitration
2. A body appointed to adjudicate in some matter or to enquire into some disputed question
3. A seat or bench in a court from which judgement is pronounced, a judgement-seat
4. A confessional

Of, of the nature of or authorized by a tribunal

tribˈunate or tribˈuneship noun

The office of tribune

Tribˈunism noun

Tribˈunite noun

A member of the Tribune Group

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