Cesar (en. Caesar)

/sezaʁ/

Meaning & Definition

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noun
Honorary title that designates a Roman emperor.
Julius Caesar is one of the most famous figures in Roman history.
Jules César est l'un des personnages les plus célèbres de l'histoire romaine.
Used to refer to rulers in certain historical contexts.
The term 'Caesar' is sometimes used to signify absolute power.
Le terme 'César' est parfois utilisé pour signifier un pouvoir absolu.

Etymology

From the Latin 'Caesar', surname of Julius Caesar, influential Roman general and statesman.

Common Phrases and Expressions

Caesar and the Rubicon
To make an irreversible decision.
César et le Rubicon
Caesar of the Romans
Reference to a leader with autocratic power.
César des Romains

Related Words

empire
Large territory under centralized government.
empire
dictatorship
Regime where a single person or small group holds power.
dictature
republic
Political system where the people exercise power through representatives.
république

Slang Meanings

Manipulate or control a situation with authority.
He "Caesared" the meeting by imposing his ideas.
Il a césarisé la réunion en imposant ses idées.
Make a definitive decision or action.
After long deliberations, they "Caesared" the project.
Après de longues délibérations, ils ont césarisé le projet.