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Chamberlain

usgb/ˈtʃeɪmbərlɪn/Volume
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Historical Use

Originally a high-ranking role in royal services, often in medieval contexts.

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The king relied on his chamberlain for personal matters and estate management.
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Confusion Alert

Don't confuse with 'chambermaid', who is typically a room attendant in a hotel.

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Unlike a chambermaid, the chamberlain had authority over the entire royal household.
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Authority Figure

A chamberlain held significant power, overseeing domestic arrangements and staff.

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The chamberlain ensured that all events at the manor ran smoothly.
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