What does seneschal mean?
A high-ranking official in a medieval castle, responsible for the administration of justice and the management of the household. In modern usage, a seneschal is a high-ranking official or a person who serves as a steward or administrator.
Example
"The seneschal of the castle was responsible for ensuring the smooth operation of the household and the administration of justice to the castle's inhabitants."
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