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
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