proctor Synonyms
Another word for proctor
• noun (Context 1)
A person appointed to supervise and monitor students taking an examination to ensure academic honesty and adherence to rules.
"The exam invigilator reminded the students to silence their phones and place all study materials under their desks."
• verb (Context 2)
To supervise and monitor students during an examination to prevent cheating and enforce testing protocols.
"Two graduate assistants were scheduled to invigilate the final chemistry exam in the main lecture hall."
• noun (Context 3)
An official at certain universities (such as Oxford and Cambridge) charged with maintaining student discipline and performing administrative or ceremonial duties.
"The university proctors were responsible for upholding campus regulations and participating in degree ceremonies."
• noun (Context 4)
In ecclesiastical, admiralty, or probate law, an agent or legal representative who manages the affairs or litigation of another person.
"Historically, a litigant in an ecclesiastical court would hire a procurator to prepare documents and manage the case."