Associations to the word «Prefect»
Noun
- Prefecture
- Congregation
- Tiberius
- Legate
- Seine
- Gaul
- Sichuan
- Cardinal
- Gaius
- Lucius
- Claudius
- Emeritus
- Vatican
- Xvi
- Rite
- Wei
- Consul
- Benedict
- Sub
- Commissary
- Zhang
- Hua
- Arrondissement
- Yang
- Li
- Ford
- Blazer
- Peoples
- Centurion
- Wang
- Cohort
- Lu
- Gao
- Liu
- Emperor
- Sacrament
- Chao
- Maximus
- Roman
- Mori
- Cesare
- Chu
- Sheng
- Headmaster
- Herod
- Ravenna
- Justinian
- Tang
- Corsica
- Nero
- Vicar
- Bonaparte
- Pius
- Comte
- Chang
- Shu
- Wu
- Subordinate
- Dent
- Palermo
- Hermione
- Pu
- Constantinople
- Marius
- Propagation
- Tribunal
- Advisor
- Pope
- Constantine
- Magistrate
- Tong
- Titus
- Rome
- Deputy
- Gui
- Propaganda
- Huang
- Legion
- Edict
- Badge
- Anglia
Adverb
Wiktionary
PREFECT, noun. An official of Ancient Rome who controlled or superintended a particular command, charge, department, etc.
PREFECT, noun. The head of a department in France.
PREFECT, noun. A school pupil in a position of power over other pupils.
PREFECT, noun. A commander.
Dictionary definition
PREFECT, noun. A chief officer or chief magistrate; "the prefect of Paris police".
Wise words
The chief difference between words and deeds is that words
are always intended for men for their approbation, but deeds
can be done only for God.