chancelry
/ˈtʃænsələr/Definitions
1. noun
the highest official in a university or college, or the chief administrator of a government or country, especially in medieval times.
“The chancellor of the university is responsible for its overall management and policy-making.”
2. noun
a senior member of the House of Commons in the UK Parliament, ranking below a minister.
“As a member of the opposition, the chancellor is a key figure in parliamentary debates and discussions.”
3. verb
to manage or administer something, especially a government or country.
“The king will chancellor the kingdom after his coronation.”