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Meanings of Lord Chancellor in English
Senior and important functionary in the government of the United Kingdom.
Usage of Lord Chancellor in English
1
The whole office of the Lord Chancellor is a heap of anomalies.
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The Lord Chancellor might appear to be an exception to the rule.
3
I spoke to Charlie Falconer, who had succeeded Derry as Lord Chancellor.
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I am afraid the Lord Chancellor has given judgment-givenit against us.
5
I think I'll have you for my Lord Chancellor when I'm king.
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One of these was supplied by Lord Westbury, the ex-Liberal Lord Chancellor.
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Kipling's poem on France suggests an adaptation to describe the Lord Chancellor:
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Thence I to my Lord Chancellor, and discoursed his business with him.
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No doubt, he said, the Lord Chancellor was a man of parts.
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I am not quite sure that we mayn't get the Lord Chancellor.
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You will not be discomposed by the Lord Chancellor, I dare say?
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Would the Lord Chancellor trouble himself about you, if you were poor?'
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She may have me up to the Lord Chancellor if she pleases!
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The cardinal says, 'Does Lord Chancellor More send me any message?'
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Is that any way for the Lord Chancellor's grandson to talk?
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Currently he chairs the Lord Chancellor's Advisory Committee on Legal Education and Conduct.
Translations for Lord Chancellor
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