chancellor

/ˈtʃænsələr/
noun
  1. The head of government in some countries, such as Germany or Austria.
    • The chancellor's policies focused on renewable energy.
    • The chancellor gave a speech about the economy.
    • Germany's chancellor met with other world leaders.
  2. The official head of a university.
    • She was appointed chancellor of the college last year.
    • The university chancellor welcomed the new students.
    • The chancellor awarded degrees at the graduation ceremony.
  3. A senior official in a government or legal system, such as a judge in a court of equity.
    • The chancellor presided over the court case.
    • The chancellor's ruling was based on principles of equity.
    • In some legal systems, a chancellor handles matters of fairness.
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