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vice-ˈrector
[vice-. Cf. F. vice-recteur, It. vicerettore, Sp. vicerector, Pg. -reitor.]
A deputy rector (of a theological college).
1629Wadsworth Pilgr. iii. 12 Entire obseruance and duty to bee performed to the Rector.., next to the Vice-Rector as his minister. 1824in Ushaw Mag. Dec. (1913) 259 Your late worthy Vice Rector has been at Ushaw some days. 1890J. Morris in Month Apr. 491 With Dr. Ferdinand English, then Vice-Rector of the English College at Rome,..I left England.
Hence vice-ˈrectorship.
1856J. Morris in J. H. Pollen Life (1896) vii. 165 When the Vice-Rectorship of the English College was offered me, I did not hesitate to accept it. |