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pro-vice-chancellor

pro-vice-chancellor noun: a deputy to the vice-chancellor of a university.

Noun

pro-vice-chancellor (plural pro-vice-chancellors)

  1. A deputy to the vice-chancellor of a university.

Forms of pro-vice-chancellor

pluralpro-vice-chancellors

Origin of pro-vice-chancellor

From pro- + vice-chancellor.

Questions about pro-vice-chancellor

What does pro-vice-chancellor mean?
Pro-vice-chancellor means a deputy to the vice-chancellor of a university.
What part of speech is pro-vice-chancellor?
Pro-vice-chancellor is a noun.
What is the plural of pro-vice-chancellor?
The plural of pro-vice-chancellor is pro-vice-chancellors.

Words near pro-vice-chancellor in the dictionary

  1. pro-vaxxer
  2. pro-vaxxers
  3. pro-vaxxing
  4. pro-verb
  5. pro-verbs
  6. pro-vice-chancellor
  7. pro-vice-chancellors
  8. pro-war
  9. pro-western
  10. pro-white
  11. pro-Witness

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