noun
chancellery
CHAHN-suh-luh-ree
noun
1
The office, staff, or building associated with a chancellor.
"Officials gathered outside the chancellery to await the announcement."
How to Use Chancellery
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe government office or building where a chancellor and their staff work.
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Word Forms
chancelleries plural
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Etymology
From Old French chancelerie, from Late Latin cancellaria — a doublet of "chancery," from the same root.