A chief exorcist; the highest-ranking priest or religious official authorized to perform exorcisms.
From Greek 'archi-' (chief) + 'exorcist' (from 'exorkizein' to drive out by oath). Used in Christian church hierarchy to denote leadership in the spiritual warfare of removing demons.
In medieval Christianity, the archexorcist held one of the creepiest jobs imaginable—they were the ultimate expert on demons, trained to handle the most dangerous and powerful possessions that regular priests couldn't manage!
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