proctors in English

noun

1

a person who monitors students during an examination.

In reality, the examiners help the proctors in all the counting and recounting, both to save time and because it's also their necks on the line if anything goes missing.

2

an officer (usually one of two) at certain universities, appointed annually and having mainly disciplinary functions.

The kilt ban was sparked after university proctors - officials responsible for student discipline - complained about the variety of flamboyant clothing being worn to graduations.

verb

1

serve as a proctor.

The students are taking the exam in two different rooms, so I did not want to proctor .

noun

monitor

verb

invigilate

Use "proctors" in a sentence

1. Even with trained proctors watching test-takers and checking their IDs, Cheating is up

2. The outdoor proctor or tout sought business and acted as an agent for petition-drawers and proctors.

3. Additionally, proctors at the test centers noticed that one person was taking multiple tests under different names, Morgenthau said.

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6. At Durham, accounting material survives from the offices of the bursar, terrar, Cellarer, almoner, chamberlain, communar, feretrar, hostillar, infirmarer, and sacrist, as well as accounts from the manors owned by the priory; accounts for livestock and mines; accounts from proctors responsible for the administration of the priory's possessions lying further away in Scotland, Northumberland, and