curule

[Lat. curulis, from curr us = a point is regulated by the same mathematical law chariot.] 1. Of or pertaining to a chariot. 2. Having the right or privilege of a curule chair. "Those who had raised themselves to a curule office."Ramsay: Rom. Antiq ., p. 67. IMG:content-1625.png:[blocks in formation] cūrvā - tion, s . [Lat. curvatio , from curvatus , pa. par. of curvo .] The act of curving, bending, or crooking; the state of being curved or bent; curvature. the curvation of our limb."-Pearson: On the Creed, Art. 6.