magirist
/mæɡˈrɛstɪt/Definitions
1. noun
A public official who administers justice, especially in a lower court or tribunal.
“The magistrate presided over the trial, ensuring that the law was upheld.”
2. noun
A person who has authority or power in a particular sphere or organization.
“The school’s magistrate was responsible for handling student disciplinary issues.”
3. verb
To serve as a magistrate, especially in a lower court or tribunal.
“He was magistrated on the dispute, but ultimately found in favor of the plaintiff.”