chancellor
//ˈtʃæn.sə.lər//
Noun
chancellorSingular
chancellorsPlural
1
A senior state or legal official, especially the head of government in some European countries such as Germany or Austria.
The German chancellor announced new economic policies at the press conference.
2
The chief administrative officer of a university or college.
The chancellor welcomed the new students at the opening ceremony.
3
A high-ranking official in certain religious institutions or courts.
The chancellor of the diocese manages all official church documents.