consul
/ˈkɑnzəl/Definitions
1. noun
a high-ranking public official or a diplomatic representative of a government, typically the head of a republic or a state.
“The consul helped the tourists navigate the unfamiliar city.”
2. noun
a Roman official, especially one who governed a province.
“The ancient Romans elected a consul to oversee the governance of the provinces.”
3. verb
to act as a consul or to advise or assist someone.
“The lawyer will consul the client on the best course of action.”