viceroy
/ˈvaɪsərɔɪ/Definitions
1. noun
A person who acts as deputy or representative of a ruler, especially a governor of a British colony in India.
“The viceroy of the colony oversaw the administration and governance of the territory.”
2. noun
The monarch butterfly, especially the orange and black North American species (Danaus gilippus).
“The beautiful viceroy butterfly landed on the flower, its vibrant colors shining in the sunlight.”
3. noun
A high-ranking military officer, especially in a non-combatant role.
“The viceroy of the army played a crucial role in coordinating logistics and supplies during the war.”