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Lord High Chancellor

British  

noun

  1. another name for the Lord Chancellor

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The Lord High Chancellor has said we can lend you some of the images he has already sent back.

From Literature

Sir Winston insisted the Lord High Chancellor try to improve the efficiency of the courts.

From Literature

The Lord High Chancellors of recent time have all been lawyers.

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I look at you as my Lord High Chancellor in Natural Science, and therefore I request you, after you have finished, just to re-run over the heads in the recapitulation-part of the last chapter.

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The act of submission above-mentioned might, however, for reasons that may easily be divined, be more laudable in a young man of nineteen, than in a Lord High Chancellor of England.

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