aedility
noun
ae·dil·i·ty
\ē-ˈdi-lə-tē\
variants: less commonly
edility
\ē-ˈdi-lə-tē\Definition of aedility
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1 : the office of an aedile
2 : the superintendence of public buildings and works
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Origin and Etymology of aedility
Latin aedilitas, from aedilis + -itas -ity
First Known Use: 1534
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