preceptor
pre·cep·tor
noun \pri-ˈsep-tər, ˈprē-ˌ\Definition of PRECEPTOR
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: the head of a preceptory of Knights Templars
— pre·cep·tor·ship \-ˌship\ noun
Examples of PRECEPTOR
- <a preceptor at a small English boarding school>
First Known Use of PRECEPTOR
15th century
Related to PRECEPTOR
Synonyms: educationist [chiefly British], educator, instructor, pedagogue (also pedagog), teacher, schoolteacher
Related Words: headmaster, master, rector, schoolmaster; headmistress, instructress, mistress [chiefly British], schoolmarm (or schoolma'am), schoolmistress; coach, guide, guru, preparer, trainer; mentor, tutor, tutoress; drillmaster, inculcator; dean, docent, doctor, don, prof, professor, regius professor; academe, academic, academician, didact, pedant; governess, homeschooler; intern (also interne), practice teacher, reader, student teacher; catechist, lecturer, moralizer, preacher
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